Hannah had this problem but never got it to resolve. Shame that really as I
could get it working fine. We were both using Vista.
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where do i get this game ?
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Hannah had this problem but never got it
www.lighttechinteractive.com.
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Yeah, Gang Fighting would be awesome if executed right. Could be kinda
like a brawler.
On Mar 20, 2009, at 1:40 AM, Ron Schamerhorn wrote:
Hi Che
I'm definitely looking forward to trying this game when it comes out!
I've always liked a good beat 'em up game and glad we're finally
getting
hi Che,
Yeah, from the description you have given the Wii controllers sound like
the best way to handle a fighting game such as Blood Money. There seams
to be lots more room for motion, advanced moves, and I'm looking forward
to seeing this when you get it all pulled together.
As for
Hi Thomas
Will you be putting Showdown on that page also, to complete the PB games
collection? I'm pretty sure that's the last of them anyway.
Thanks
Jay
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Behalf Of Thomas Ward
Sent: Wednesday,
Che, your plans on the wii mote actions is far more complicated than I thought.
Now I understand why is it that is difficult to translate them into key
strokes. In fact, the mouse alone wouldn't be sufficient to do all those I
think. Game controllers is the way to go. I hope you won't make it
Where did you get this game?
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Date sent: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 14:50:15 -0500
Subject: [Audyssey] text game blited
I am playing a text game called blited but am stuck. If
someone
else has played or
Hi
tony another site to try finding games is
http://www.pcsgames.net/game-co.htm
I use this site quite frequently.
Steve
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I'd test from new zealand just to see the rates.
I am not much of a fighter but the game should be a primary stratagy focus with
levels, and other experience things, aponents having cash they drop or you earn
cash when you defeat them, oponants may drop items you can buy items and you
can earn
This has some potential maybe?
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Sent: Friday, March 20, 2009 2:47 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Blood money Online fighting
Che, your plans on the wii mote
The way I am thinking right now, the right hand would be used to draw the
combination shape, such as a rainbow shape for a roundhouse kick. The left
would be used to modify the combination. So if you did a roundhouse combo
with right control, then hit down on left, it would do a foot sweep,
yup think we have to move away from keyboard only
i us a netbook for windows though now so would have to buy a controler
On 20 Mar 2009, at 17:49, Che wrote:
The way I am thinking right now, the right hand would be used to
draw the combination shape, such as a rainbow shape for a roundhouse
yes. i do agree that if just by pressing the j i l keys in succession will
be kind of too easy for players who use the keyboard for game play. i think
the best way to encourage gamers to move on to using mouse, wii remote, or
which ever game pad controler is to either make the j i l combination
I have a nice mouse.
if I get the cash I will buy a game mouse.
At 07:29 a.m. 21/03/2009, you wrote:
yes. i do agree that if just by pressing the j i l keys in succession will be
kind of too easy for players who use the keyboard for game play. i think the
best way to encourage gamers to move on
Hey Thomas. How do I find the place on the usagamesinteractive.com where
you have all the games like pb-games have made
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What about supporting Playstation3 controlers?
On Mar 20, 2009, at 12:02 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
hi Che,
Yeah, from the description you have given the Wii controllers sound
like the best way to handle a fighting game such as Blood Money.
There seams to be lots more room for motion, advanced
Orin wrote:
What about supporting Playstation3 controlers?
end quote
Nope, afraid Sony has left you out in the cold on this one. People
complain a lot about Microsoft's complete dominance of the operating system
market, but sometimes it leads to good things, such as our ability to use a
the easiest way is to go to www.usagamesinteractive.com/downloads and click on
the indevidual directories.
ofcause there probably is a place but I have nevered bothered when I can get
direct access.
At 07:54 a.m. 21/03/2009, you wrote:
Hey Thomas. How do I find the place on the
Hi,
Yeah, it certainly sounds like it. I have had limited exposure to
Wii-Motes myself, but I do know from listening to end user experiences
on various game forums that a game developer can program all kinds of
complex moves, special actions, that is simply impossible for a keyboard
and even
Hi Che,
I think your suggested style of game input is a good one. As you pointed
out if you leave the user to use the keyboard alone that is just way to
easy. Plus if you do add specials, combos, etc then using a Wii-Mote,
game pad, etc is going to leave the keyboard user in the dust anyway.
Hi Hayri,
Unfortunately, I haven't uploaded all the games yet or put them on the
main site, but you can find what I have uploaded by accessing the
pb-games directory derectly.
http://www.usagamesinteractive.com/downloads/pb-games/
HTH
Hayri Tulumcu wrote:
Hey Thomas. How do I find the
Hi Orin,
Well, supporting PS3 game controllers under Windows is rather
problematic. As usual Sony does not officially support using a
PS3controller with PC games so there are no official drivers etc out
there for them, and DirectX doesn't understand the PS3 input values.
There are, however,
Hmm, how are they hooking the PS3 controllers up hardware wise to the PC?
Also, I know you can plug an x box controller directly into the pc via USB,
but what about the wireless controllers that work with the x box 360, read
anything on being able to use those on PC?
later
che
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Hi |Chee,
What kind of broadband speeds are you looking at? Also, have you considered
using a mobile phone as a possible interface? I know that the vibrator in a
mobile phone is clumsy but for people who do not want to buy a specialised
game controller this may become a valid option.
Having said
The 360 wireless controller needs a special receiver.
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-Wireless-Gaming-Receiver-Windows-Pc/dp/B000HZFCT2
/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8s=electronicsqid=1237597716sr=8-4
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From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On
Hi,
Not sure what you mean exactly by the broadband question. Do you mean what
minimum speeds am I looking at? The overall throughput isn't that important,
but the ping times are very much so, still getting boundaries on that.
Regarding the phone idea, I'm not sure that would work, as the
Greetings Che.
http://davieslim.wordpress.com/2008/09/15/use-ps3-controller-in-windows-wireless-bluetooth/
has some details on how to go about this. Although, I fail to see the gain
for the struggle, since you could just buy a Logitech Rumblepad II or other
similar product and get a fully
Yah, I was really impressed by my nephews controllers as he was kicking my
tail in Halo.
It feels very well made, quite well designed and engineered.The voice
communication feature thay have is way cool too, you just plug your
headphones into the controller itself and yer all set.
Later,
Grins, the 3do was the first system to do that. Even has a volume control on
there too. THe cool thing is, when controllers were wired, was that you
could daisy chain those controllers together, instead of plugging them all
into the system. Was pretty neat for the time, anyway.
How much would
Hi.
I think there are USB adapters you can buy to use a ps3 controller like you
would the sgc2909.
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Orin wrote:
What about
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