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Questions for OlderGames
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 8:34 pm
by Trev
I have 3 questions relating to the new, and fututre 3DO releases ....
1) Were the # copies of Decathalon based on when you ordered them? (I got # 48 but placed my order when there was still a dozen or so copies available) Either way, I like the game quite a bit, despite the occasional freezing.
2) I tried the IceBreaker bonus dvd on 2 different players w/no success ... any thoughts?
3) Seems like frog feast is coming out for multiple systems. What are the chances for a 3DO version?
Keep up the good work!
Re: Questions for OlderGames
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 9:39 pm
by Lemmi
Trev wrote:I have 3 questions relating to the new, and fututre 3DO releases ....
1) Were the # copies of Decathalon based on when you ordered them? (I got # 48 but placed my order when there was still a dozen or so copies available) Either way, I like the game quite a bit, despite the occasional freezing.
3) Seems like frog feast is coming out for multiple systems. What are the chances for a 3DO version?
Keep up the good work!
i dont think the numbers were based on when you ordered it, because i mailed my order in and i got #3 and he had about 20 left when i sent my money to them
this is from digitpress
Originally Posted by Kitsune Sniper
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Jesus Christ, how many ports of Frog Feast have to come out before there's enough?! Is the demand for the game THAT HIGH?!
(And yes, that is a joke. Kinda. Are you trying to beat Pac-Man's record?!)
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From oldergames
It's a labor of love. I think Mr. Doty is aiming to port it to
about 50 more platforms and then make a two player version
that has online score keeping and a bread maker attachment.
and the Jag just got its port now
i will just play my original atari 2600 version
Re: Questions for OlderGames
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 11:17 pm
by cdoty
Trev wrote:3) Seems like frog feast is coming out for multiple systems. What are the chances for a 3DO version?
I've considered developing it for the 3DO, just not sure if there's a demand for it.
Re: Questions for OlderGames
Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 2:32 am
by T2KFreeker
cdoty wrote:Trev wrote:3) Seems like frog feast is coming out for multiple systems. What are the chances for a 3DO version?
I've considered developing it for the 3DO, just not sure if there's a demand for it.
I would order it. It would be cool to see another 3DO game out there.
Re: Questions for OlderGames
Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 3:42 am
by Mobius
cdoty wrote:Trev wrote:3) Seems like frog feast is coming out for multiple systems. What are the chances for a 3DO version?
I've considered developing it for the 3DO, just not sure if there's a demand for it.
Did you get a 3DO development environment up and working? Or would you avoid the official SDK because it includes copyrighted code?
Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 5:25 am
by Mobius
And for #2, it looks like the DVD just has the video of the creator introducing the game -- the same video that's up on YouTube. So, you're not missing much.
Re: Questions for OlderGames
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 6:54 pm
by cdoty
Mobius wrote:Did you get a 3DO development environment up and working? Or would you avoid the official SDK because it includes copyrighted code?
Yep, I got it set up under Basilisk II.
I would probably use the SDK, since it seems pretty straight forward.
Once MESS 3DO emulation progresses to the point of being usable, it would be worth writing a new library for the 3DO.
Re: Questions for OlderGames
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 1:00 am
by T2KFreeker
cdoty wrote:Mobius wrote:Did you get a 3DO development environment up and working? Or would you avoid the official SDK because it includes copyrighted code?
Yep, I got it set up under Basilisk II.
I would probably use the SDK, since it seems pretty straight forward.
Once MESS 3DO emulation progresses to the point of being usable, it would be worth writing a new library for the 3DO.
New library you say? New games coming, you say? Nice, it would be nice. The system was never pushed to it's limits and I would love to see that one day.