[Shoemanbundy]

old demo sucks indeed... scripts are changed, GFX and sound went through major overhaul...

I got to test the game a bit, and still look at the demo and like it. It has an older charm to it, just like playing any earlier versions of a game that you're familiar with. Would be cool if Watermelon someday decide to share a lot of the earlier stuff that got cut from the game, if much.

This post has been edited by Shoemanbundy: 21 December 2010 - 01:46 AM

[Friend of Sonic]

Someone in Taiwan got their copy of the game.
http://www.piersolar.com/board/viewtopic.p...29&start=45

[Ritz]

So, uh, 1-2 years from now when all production has ceased, they'll be kind enough to release a ROM for the rest of us, right?

[TmEE]

http://www.sega-16.com/forum/showpost.php?...;postcount=2582

^^

[Ritz]

If nothing else, the package design is so elegant that I'm really starting to feel like I'm missing out.

Say, Tiido, what sort of work did you do for the game anyway, and how much? Are you getting a cut of the profits?

[LocalH]

http://www.sega-16.com/forum/showpost.php?...;postcount=2582

^^

Dude, the product looks...fucking epic. All the little extra shit sorta reminds me of what Infocom used to do, including a bunch of "feelies" in the packaging. If you'd traveled back in time to the early days and told me "Yeah, this is going to end up being pretty much the biggest MD release since the MD's days of official support", I'd have laughed at you and told you to STFU =P.

Feel free to pass my kudos along to the rest of the crew. I'm highly impressed. I really wish I could afford a copy right now, but I have too many other financial obligations

This post has been edited by LocalH: 30 December 2010 - 05:39 PM

[Flygon]

For those that don't believe me, check the URL.

[JaxTH]

Is anything on SEGA Retro yet?

[Aerosol]

*snip*
For those that don't believe me, check the URL.

I'm lost...why is this significant?

[Flygon]

*snip*
For those that don't believe me, check the URL.

I'm lost...why is this significant?

People had been worried that there would be no more future sales of this game, luckily however, it seems they will be making more production runs!

I'll probably end up snagging another copy, it's very tempting for some reason...

[TmEE]

If nothing else, the package design is so elegant that I'm really starting to feel like I'm missing out.

Say, Tiido, what sort of work did you do for the game anyway, and how much? Are you getting a cut of the profits?

I did the MD side music and SFX setup aswell as majority of the sound tools, some of the SFX, samples processing, composed one music track, did some minor GFX (like some insects in the caves and antialiasing on some of the cutscenes that never made into the game or got replaced...), hardware engineering, testing and other stuff along those lines. That stuff happened on little over 2 year period.

Dude, the product looks...fucking epic. All the little extra shit sorta reminds me of what Infocom used to do, including a bunch of "feelies" in the packaging. If you'd traveled back in time to the early days and told me "Yeah, this is going to end up being pretty much the biggest MD release since the MD's days of official support", I'd have laughed at you and told you to STFU =P.

Feel free to pass my kudos along to the rest of the crew. I'm highly impressed. I really wish I could afford a copy right now, but I have too many other financial obligations

Its indeed really awesome, I was completely surprised when I saw it in person ^^
Thanks for the kind words

[Shoemanbundy]

I'm still wondering why the cutscene pic of when you first meet Edessot was changed. He used to be all starry eyed like an anime character, now they changed it so he looks like the mascot of some '50s donut franchise =P

This post has been edited by Shoemanbundy: 31 December 2010 - 05:09 AM

[Hodgy]

I've ordered the reprint version can't wait!

[Vinchenz]

So I guess the coloured manual and Sega CD extras won't be up for grabs anymore?

[TmEE]

unfortunately nope