If any of you have played the Wii, you know that it's just about impossible to
start, since on the startup screen there are seven buttons to push--four on top
and three on the bottom, which makes for a confusing and frustrating day at the
Wii console. Even though you know the one you want is
Yeah, this trailer sounds tons better to me than the first one. The music
and new voiceovers make such a great difference in terms of the game's
overal feeling or atmosphere... Only the new Angela sounds perhaps a bit too
aggressive to me. Do you think that mixing the two voices together,
I think the screams are fitting since she is walking into a wall and
it is shock more than anything.
On 10 Feb 2009, at 09:51, Lukás Hosnedl wrote:
Yeah, this trailer sounds tons better to me than the first one. The
music and new voiceovers make such a great difference in terms of
the
That works well, but then of course you have to deal with the awesomeness
that is trying to find the start button, and the go back button. And then of
course not all games use the d pad for navigation. Ahem carnival games I'm
looking at you.
And you too deca sports.
I'll stick with my xBox. Heh
I'd be willing. I'm about to give it a go and try and host a server - will
give more info when I do.
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I downloaded the latest..0.0.6 or something like that. I'm about to try and
fool around with it.
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I agree there - the FAQ on the website says 0.9.6 - and is it any more
accessible? Maybe all they did in 0.9.7 was add some fancy graphics in...
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Lol, I'll stick with my dreamcast and sega cd. People call me stupid because
I'm So old school. I love burnout paradice though for ps3 - I'm thinking
of giving that a wurl on the pc, since aparently you can start your own cars
and everything. Though I've yet to have any luck with a game on the
hi,
no, apparently they don't modified it, since with jaws for pc i can
attack and do all the stuff, but some things are mixed and hmm in the
start a bit difficulty to know, and who is sighted that play very fast
many times stay pissed off with it, but it is just get used to it i
think.
Yeah... think I'll stick with the ps3. Much easier. lol. Speaking of
which... street fighter IV comes out next week!
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Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 4:08 AM
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I loved my Super Nintendo when I had it. lol. That had the perfect fighting
game controller.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 6:03 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Good news: how to make the
Hi ken, I think you made it sound so much more unfriendly to start game than it
really is. You don't have to be so exact to click on the top left button. Just
click on any one then use the plus or minus key on the wii controller to move
you there. It is a cycle, so you will eventually land on
Not sure if the wii or xbox360 have this, but I know for sure the ps3 does.
For most games there's a little thing called the XMB media bar and when you
highlight the game disc, it plays a 10-15 second video of the game, complete
with music, so we know exactly what game it is. As an example, if
Yes, wii does. The music or sound could be a loop or short depending on
individual games. For mortal kombat armageddon is a simple 2 fierce notes.
Steady Goh
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Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 1:42 AM
Gotcha. Good to know... because that's always been one of my favorite
features of the ps3 and psp.
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Wait, the psp does that? how?
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Same thing. Put the disc in and highlight it in the games tab... you have to
wait some, but it happens eventually for most games.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 11:24 AM
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Hi Ken,
Learning to program in Java is not too bad. If you have any background
in C++, C#, etc then Java will be a peace of cake. If not it might take
you a little longer to get the necessary skills, but Java is fairly easy
to learn as far as languages goes.
If you want an IDE Eclipse is
Hi Lucas,
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Only the new Angela sounds perhaps a bit too aggressive to me. Do
you think that mixing the two voices together, choosing the best
fitting sounds
for each event from the two sets of screams and grunts, would make a
noticeable
difference in the end? Like two different
Hi Will and all,
Actually, when I get finished with one of the newer patches for 0.5
Angela will do something different when she encounters a wall. Instead
of a thump/scream she will say this is a dead end or something like
that. I am assuming here that a person wouldn't actually run into the
but not officialy you can just made a pack with the old sounds and
musics tow and put in the sendspace for who wants tow, right?
smile.
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Para: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Data: Terça, 10 de Fevereiro de 2009 15:12
Hi,
Smile. Thanks for the vote of confidence. WE have been working long and
hard to deliver this game, and it has taken many hours of work to get
where we are. So if the quality is good when the final product is
released it is because of the time and energy put into it. The Windows
release
I've gotten a couple of comments about the price. They say stuff like, No
way!, or $35? They're nuts!. I just told them to wait and see, and
don't judge the final product by the sound of the first small portion. I'll
bet the game will be well worth it.
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Hi,
Right. Officially I can't support a Tomb Raider mod, but unofficially I
plan to release a freeware mod for the game after it is released that
turns Tomb Hunter into Tomb Raider complete with sounds, music, etc.
I'll most likely post that puppy on sendspace as not to have it
officially
Hi Charles,
The problem with such people is they never stop and think of the cost
both in time and money to create asingle game like Mysteries of the
Ancients. The music you here in the trailer sure as heck wasn't free. It
will take at least four sales of MOTA to get the investment back on the
35 dollars isn't that much, considering a new game for ps3, psp, etc costs
like 50 bucks. I get all of mine used, and the resale value goes way, way
down to like 25 bucks, sometimes less.
They shouldn't be whining. In my eyes, audiogames should be that price or
more, especially since the ag
Hi all
I'd have to say from the sounds of the game and considering what a not so
accessible comparison would cost that $35 is a good deal. I bet the Tomb
Hunter games didn't go that cheap when they came out.
Ron
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How do i put items in backpacks in fallthrough?
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Hi,
That is a very good point. In general most accessible games cost less
than your average Play Station, Xbox, or PC game title. Many games for
my PS2 were round about $45 or $50 when they first came out. After they
got some shelf life theydropped down to $25 to $30. so I feel that $35
is
Hi Ron,
Um... You mean Tomb Raider don't you? Tomb Hunter is the USA Games
series loosely based on Tomb Raider. not the other way round. Grin.
Anyway, the PC Tomb Raider games all place around $30 in price here in
the U.S. The PC releases are a bit cheaper than the PS2 and PS3
releases. I
Aha, yeah, I see then... That's perfectly ok. Well, having listened to the
thing several times, I must say that it doesn't sound as shocking at last as
it did the first time. Maybe you could just get the actress to do a less
fierce jump scream for you, but that really doesn't hurry at all.
Yeah, definitely! Now you are right! REminds me of Angel of Darkness, where
Lara Croft also used to talk to herself at several occasions. :-D Like when
you attempted a task that you were too weak for, so she just said: I'm not
strong enough. Or there were several little cluess to help you solve
Now that's gonna be so cool! You are pretty brave if you eventually dare to
do that. But it's not too probable that the authorities would notice.
*smile*
Lukas
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Sent: Tuesday,
Hi Ken,
Not sure what you mean by vb .net express looked a mass of confusion . Are
you referring to the IDE? If so, it takes a bit of time to get used to, but
once you do, you will really appreciate the power and abilities it offers
you.
As for programming any halfway serious audio game,
Hi Lidsy.
The item handling syntax is a litle weerd in fallthrough and takes some
getting used to.
To put an item from your hand to the pack you need to type,
move from hand to p01 5 food for example, - or in short, mv fr hand to
p01 5 food.
P01 is the container's code, if you own
Hay Liam! I know you are busy with work and such but I just wondered if you
did your pod cast on the Wii yet? I havent seen any thing on your feed but
just wondered if I missed it somewhere. Game On! Sly!
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Hi,
Was the multiplayer programming done in all VB.NET? Did you use Winsocks?
And I agree VB is the best way to go.
-Ryan
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Che c...@blindadrenaline.com wrote:
Hi Ken,
Not sure what you mean by vb .net express looked a mass of confusion . Are
you referring to
Definitely agree here. The complainers just seem to have nothing else to do
in their lives, or just be completely out of range, having no idea as to
what they're talking about in fact. The task is much more complex than it
might seem.
Lukas
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From: Constantine
Hi,
Well, I think Angela's sounds sort of grow on you the more you play the
game. I've played the Alpha so much lately that anything else would
sound weird. Grin.
Lukás Hosnedl wrote:
Aha, yeah, I see then... That's perfectly ok. Well, having listened to
the thing several times, I must say
Hi Lukas,
As of todays builds Angela does speak some stuff now using a real human
voice. For example if she steps into a room with an enemy in it she will
say something like what now, we've got company, hostiles, etc.
Though my absolute favorite fraze is, get out of my way! Quite
apparently
Boy don't I know about that. lol. There are some games where I play a
certain character just because of their voice and playstyle.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 5:20 PM
Hi everyone,
Quote
I've done about all you can imagine an audio game could use, from
joystick inputs,
to full featured online play with virtually no lag. All this was done
with visual
basic .net.
End quote
I'd like to add to this in my experience that the language itself is
usually as
Hi Ryan,
Seeing Rail Racer was built using an older .NET framework I'm not too
certain what Che used, but I can tell you what you need for .NET 3.0 and
.NET 3.5. Under .NET 3.x use System.Network.Sockets instead of Winsocks.
HTH.
Ryan Smith wrote:
Hi,
Was the multiplayer programming done in
Ken,
With all due respect to my colleagues, Java rocks!
It's an easy language to learn and to code in.
I believe that Eclipse is blind-accessible. Certainly IBM (which begat
Eclipse and still has a major hand in it) is blind-accessibility
supportive.
I've had no problems with sound using Java.
Hi.
I am still stumped on the button sequence, although I found the sequence you
need maybe in the hints it doesn't seem to work, do I need to find each item,
before the buttons will work.
if so I am having trouble finding the snails shells, I have looked at the
ground, and the stumps but can't
on the subject of java, what do I set my java association to to open java
files, I have java 6.11
reason is that every time I upgrade my nokia pc suite software it automatically
associates java files with the phone installer software.
obviously I don't want to do that.
At 05:10 p.m. 11/02/2009,
waaahoo! You getting the collector's edition Clement? It has some
interesting items inside. BTW, I'm still waiting for your message about the
mk matches. Let me know a time and date when you wanna do it and I'll set it
up.
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From: Clement Chou
super nintendo is awesome. I still have mine and it works well. I have
killer instinc, street fighter 2, mk 2 and 3, and some other fighting titles
I can't recall now. of course whenever I decide to play it I need to blow in
the cartridges a bunch of times but that's the beauty of the system.
Nope. Only had enough for the standard.. but I want the anime and soundtrack
CD!
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From: Yohandy yohand...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 8:31 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Good news: how to make the WII
I had more games than I can remember. lol. I had street fighter 2, street
fighter 2 turbo, and Super Street Fighter 2 turbo. As well as that... I had
two dragon ball z games. I had both a Japanese and American system... it was
awesome to have both. lol.
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Oh yes, and can you give me some guidance offlist as to how tp program the
Wii in vb.net?
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To: Che c...@blindadrenaline.com; Gamers Discussion list
gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 12:47 AM
Subject: Re:
Hi,
Eclipse is very accessible. I use it with Window Eyes 7 any time i have
important Java projects to do, and it also works fine with Orca on the
Linux side. So it is a decent accessible cross platform Java IDE.
To Ken or anyone else considering Java Eclipse also comes with a
graphical
Yes, right, but if that is not the disc you want, you can eject the disc and
put in another want and wii will read and play the music. So it still works.
Don't have to click the back icon and re-enter.
The plus key is often used to enter the options menu when you are in the game.
As for games
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