Haha, I didn't even realize that was a link. OK, so Rez doesn't even involve funky music. C'mon folks, its duck hunt with wire frame graphics.captain ahar wrote:^_^ for you ^_^CMoon wrote:Rez involves lock-ons and funky music. What on earth does it have to do with shmups?
Perhaps aim for a show length somewhere between 45 and 60 minutes and released once every 3 months or so.
Well this might not have to be the case after all.Kiken wrote:Since we have confirmation on Under Defeat being the last official DC game,
Though it's not a Sega announcement it does offer hope since they think there will be more DC games after UD. More importantly though is that they are actively aking Sega to secure the possibility to there can still be official DC games on GD-roms in the future.Their official statement was that they don't think that Under Defeat will be the last Dreamcast game and they already contacted Sega of Japan to secure that Dreamcast games and GD-ROMs can still be produced in future.
Technically, it is. Last Hope is not an official product (by all definitions, it's a homebrew title). The NG Shooting Special covered official release games. In the same way, that's what I plan to do with my DC special (hence the lack of Drill on the list)... it will only cover officially released software.Super Laydock wrote:@ Kiken: still no reason to not make the special as your Neo-Geo one won't be complete either when Last Hope comes out. Maybe you can make supplements to the specials afterwards.
Whoops! You're right. The fact that the game would come on cart somehow made me regard it as official, but it is not indeed. The game's slated for DC and 1 or 2 other platforms too btw.Kiken wrote: Technically, it is. Last Hope is not an official product (by all definitions, it's a homebrew title). The NG Shooting Special covered official release games.
But if there's indeed some truth behind Milestone's words, UD might not be the final DC shmup after all. Maybe Triggerheart Exelica could come to DC after all.In the same way, that's what I plan to do with my DC special (hence the lack of Drill on the list)... it will only cover officially released software.
That's a stellar idea given the quality of the Neo vid. I've always supported Retro Core and its more relaxed approach to presentation, but another enthusiastic 'retro' show with a bit more structure (in terms of both the writing and editing) would be fantastic.Thing is, I would eventually like to do something more akin to Retro Core... a general review show with a variety of consoles and genres represented. I'd also like to bring 2 of my friends on board to break up my monotony (Ashura and Colt_Steele, you're being sequestered). Wink Perhaps aim for a show length somewhere between 45 and 60 minutes and released once every 3 months or so.
Most progress concerning the shooting special is still in the planning phase and will continue to be so until we have a confirmation on what Trigger Hearts Execila will be ported to. Again, I'd prefer that the video be as comprehensive as possible.. and since we know that this still has a remote chance of getting a DC release, I'm holding off.zinger wrote:Progress? I'm eager to see this...
I don't want it to be as long as RetroCore's, because those are really too long... but more something that's quick, dynamic and eye-catching. Once that's complete, the standard show ought to be a breeze, although I would like to bring someone else in on the project who plays a considerable number of games (things are a bit more involving when you have interaction between 2 or more individuals).
