http://www.geocities.jp/nankadetekitazo/415ALL.mpg (warning: >150 mb)
Wazat
Wazat
Perhaps here is inspiration for Galactix 2
http://www.geocities.jp/nankadetekitazo/415ALL.mpg (warning: >150 mb)
http://www.geocities.jp/nankadetekitazo/415ALL.mpg (warning: >150 mb)
F. A. Špork, an enlightened nobleman and a great patron of art, had a stately Baroque spa complex built on the banks of the River Labe.
Whoa, that game is brain melting.
Wow, that's some pretty intense gameplay.
Up until the final boss battle I wan't convinced that the player could actually die or even take damage, since I didnt' see it happening. I could tell he was making a concentrated effort to avoid shots and take safe routes, but... half the time I couldn't tell what was a hit and what was a miss.
And I know I couldn't play that fast with that much precision... man he/she's good!
However, this type of game isn't quite what I'd want Galactix uh... 2 to be (if there ever is a Galactix 2 done by my hand). The bullets are way too concentrated, and I just can't see a normal human being ever loving me again if I made it that hard.
There is one interesting thing I noticed, however -- a slow-mo function. When the player was in a tight spot, he/she must have held a button that slowed down time. That would be a cool function in Galactix, and it's very do-able.
Up until the final boss battle I wan't convinced that the player could actually die or even take damage, since I didnt' see it happening. I could tell he was making a concentrated effort to avoid shots and take safe routes, but... half the time I couldn't tell what was a hit and what was a miss.
And I know I couldn't play that fast with that much precision... man he/she's good!
However, this type of game isn't quite what I'd want Galactix uh... 2 to be (if there ever is a Galactix 2 done by my hand). The bullets are way too concentrated, and I just can't see a normal human being ever loving me again if I made it that hard.
There is one interesting thing I noticed, however -- a slow-mo function. When the player was in a tight spot, he/she must have held a button that slowed down time. That would be a cool function in Galactix, and it's very do-able.
When my computer inevitably explodes and kills me, my cat inherits everything I own. He may be the only one capable of continuing my work.
That's been done to death such as Gradius III for the SNES (well, it was unintentional!)Wazat wrote:There is one interesting thing I noticed, however -- a slow-mo function. When the player was in a tight spot, he/she must have held a button that slowed down time. That would be a cool function in Galactix, and it's very do-able.
i should not be here
As the video went on for me, I was getting the idea it must have been a bot playing.. also the collision model seems to be very generous (a bullet would have to hit him right at the centre or something to actually get him).If not...well, for every weird and/or impossible thing, there's some Japanese kid who can do it
F. A. Špork, an enlightened nobleman and a great patron of art, had a stately Baroque spa complex built on the banks of the River Labe.
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SkinnedAlive
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The collision model thing is nothing new. Try the games here for example, you can see dots on each shot so you know exactly where to avoid. On that site I recommend rRootage. If that doesn't inspire a Galactix sequel nothing will.As the video went on for me, I was getting the idea it must have been a bot playing.. also the collision model seems to be very generous (a bullet would have to hit him right at the centre or something to actually get him).
