I posted before with this guy.
Here is another short. A Blue Lander Save / Shop theme. Sounds nice.
The problem with this guy is that his play is a bit loosy. But lets keep this claim to professionals. This is a hobby home play, so we’ll take it as is.
Enjoy:
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Next step of drawing Miria by artist: @hinomars19
Classic anime style, I think?
You can find more fan art in the gallery
Original tweet: https://twitter.com/RedDragonCats17/status/1447561455667191810
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This is a sketch for some art for some MUGEN project. I do not know details. “This is a part of another MUGEN project, and Miria is a striker for another character.” the tweet says. So it means she is not a playable fighter.
Artist: @hinomars19
Original tweet: https://twitter.com/RedDragonCats17/status/1443134370097909760
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Personally, I don’t have any admiration for vinyl. Because I am very familiar with music mixing engineering. And I do know what is sound and how it works.
gamemusic.net – released Heroes of Might and Magic III on vinyl. If you are crazy about vinyl, I am not going to try to discourage you.
Anyway. My attention is about the cover art. That does look very nice!
Played Heroes of Might and Magic III quite a lot and the music is a thing which made that game so special.
So have a look. If you liked the game this is for you:
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Hey, music time!
This tune was created for C64 computer somewhere in July 1985. And you know what? It’s earlier than Super Mario Bros. released.
The techniques used in the song are shared with NES. There were some composers who did similar. Codemasters games come to mind and also Tim Baldwin and Jeroen Tel.
The Rob Hubbard’s – “Thing on a Spring” (C64, Commodore 64) sounds way superior than 1985th music of the NES.
Music chips were different on C64 and NES. I think the ability of C64 to play any type of waveform(square pulse, saw, triangle, noise) on each of the channels was so much better than the NES chip that had each channel for each type of waveform.
I wish NES/ Famicom had the same thing where each channel could play any type of waveform. That would lead to much more advanced and interesting music on NES/Famicom.
Lets go!
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I haven’t played the game myself but when I stumbled upon it, it captured my attention. Because it is a hybrid genre Exploration Adventure+Beat ’em up RPG game.
You are walking over a land and then enter locations which switches the game into an action genre. Sounds familiar, right?
The graphics in this game is pretty nice. The 3D view of the overworld is pretty good for SNES.
The overall gameplay and design decisions are questionable and have downsides from what I read.
I could not write a good review of the game, but just today some channel I am subscribed delivered one. So check it out if you want to know about the game:
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I am a music lover. Konami brought many cool games and music in it. Castlevania became a classic and has a lot of games in the series. Vampire Killer is a very definitive tune for me as I heard it in childhood in the Vampire Killer on MSX. I did not owned MSX. It was my friend’s mom who worked at some place with computers and we sometime went there and played.
That’s such a great idea to gather all versions of the song in one place. I could not imagine there were so many. This song doesn’t even need covers because there are so many(50+) official versions of it!
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Todays developers keep pushing the limits of some old consoles. While it’s common to see it with NES, Intellivision is end of 70’s beginning of 80’s era.
Below are interesting examples of new games on the old console.
Anthropomorphic Force is a vertical scrolling SHMUP with a robot. It has nice music and parallax background movement. The enemies in it are a bit repetitive and basic. However the bosses are huge and quite impressive for such an old console.
The game lands somewhere on the half way to the NES quality which is never seen back in the days. Have you seen Donkey Kong series on Intellivision? Just to have an idea how the games were back then.
The video is blurred. But that one shows more levels and bosses of the game:
Another interesting example is Mario port. It also looks better than any game back then. That guy also working on ports of some other games like Castlevania, Megan and Prince of Persia.
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This one is old actually. I even forgot who drew it. It was someone from Russian fans community. And it seems I kept forgot to upload it to the gallery? Now I did, I hope it is not a duplicate.
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Another Aleste Sequel by M2. Published by Sega.
This game supposed to be on Nintendo Switch and some other consoles, but I think it’s still available only on Arcades.
This game is quite different from previous Aleste series. It’s a bullet hell. It maybe has a little bit resemble with visual style. But the gameplay is different.
Player can switch between 4 ships during gameplay. Ships are also counted as live. When player loses a ship he can’t use it anymore.
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