Hi Yohandy and all Mortal Kombat fans, I'd like to thank you very much for your insightful review. It certainly brought lots of sentimental memories back to me from the times when there was a guy owning PS2 and Deadly Aliance living just downstairs from me. I used to stay in his flat for endless hours and hours, watching him and my brother play against each other and improve their skills radically every single day, then shyly asking them to let me try it out for a while, feeling the incredible surprise of how well I was able to play it, later fascinating them by my proficiency with scorpion and Raiden, and finally making them open up their mouths in pure astonishment when I was able to beat both the sighted guys in about a minute or so with flawless victory. I can remember it so clearly, just like it was yesterday when we played like that for the last time. However, I can no longer stay in touch with that person, as he had moved to the other side of our country, and I don't unfortunately know anyone else who has PS2 and Mortal Kombat. I can still feel the powerful motivation to sit in front of the console, trying to learn more and even more attacks, moves and combos, wanting to become better and better. I can still hear my brother and our friend forcing me to stop for a while and then playing series of deadly matches against each other, increasing their skills with their favorite characters and preparing to defeat me like hell... Wish I had a PS2 too so that I would be able to play that wonderful game once again... :-)
I do surely encourage you to do more recordings, if you find it valuable and interesting, and especially funny for yourself. I would for example really welcome an entire arcade session without any explanations or so, just recorded gameplay, so that I could listen to it carefully, concentrate on all the nuances that can be caught through the sounds and enjoy the nice fights. I wasn't aware that ARmagedon has already been released either. :-) I've already listened to your Deception demo like three times or so and I can still find something new and surprising in it. It also gave me a whole lota new will, interest, power and longing to push the development forward on my own accessible adaptation of the MK style. I wrote an informal update about Lethal Force and sent it to this list several months ago and I haven't really done much since that time. I've just recorded the intro sequence and the announcer, wrote a few lines of the design docs, got one or two small pieces of music ready and searched for several rather basic sounds, but that's all. Now, however, I have started searching for more involved sounds of the required environment, footsteps, punches and so on, have began to enlarge and plan out the design pretty precisely, etc... It will certainly take me a few years to learn a desired programming language and to practice enough so that I'll be able to create such a massive project, but I can start doing something for its release even today... And I do thank you for the impulse... Take care and enjoy Mortal Kombating, Lukas _______________________________________________ Gamers mailing list .. Gamers@audyssey.org To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can visit http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make any subscription changes via the web.
