Shoot´em up-Thread

[genpei tomate]

Jep, Monty, geiles Game, und ich habe übrigens über n Umweg der Sound der Pc-Engine-CD Rom wieder “sehr LAUT aufdrehen können”! 😛
Ich habe vergessen, dir dolphin Blue aufzuzwingen! 😛

[MontyRunner]

Freut mich, dass Du das Soundproblem beheben konntest! Es war herzzerreißend, in Dein unglückliches Gesicht sehen zu müssen 😉

[MontyRunner]

Next Week:

Für 6 Euronen kann man sich das angucken, or what?

[Spacemoonkey]

ich glaub das gibts schon länger für wii u. bin aber nicht sicher

[MontyRunner]

Da wäre es mir entgangen. Kurz gecheckt …

… recht hast Du:
http://www.nintendo.de/Spiele/Wii-U-Download-Software/FullBlast-1020623.html

EDIT
Metascore liegt bei 59. Vielleicht sollte man seine 6 Euro doch nicht so leichtfertig raushaun.
http://www.metacritic.com/game/wii-u/fullblast

[ghostdog83]

Es ist nur 3,54 Euro wert.

[MontyRunner]

Vermutlich ist es eher gar keinen Cent wert 😉

[ghostdog83]

Ein Preisbindung an den Metascore wäre schon verrückt. 😀

[genpei tomate]

Finger weg von “Full Blast” ( blasphemischer Titel…), das war schon zu Ouja Zeiten ne Gurke! Ich meine, hab nur ne Demo ausprobiert und nichts, wirklich gar nichts stach heraus und das Wesentliche, Extrawaffen nämlich, sind fürn A.
Schade um ein paar nett modellierten Hintergründen/Gegner.

Dreamcast Freunde bekommen demnächst :

Battle Crust
Ich will nicht sagen, dass die 8 Euro, die ich dafür auf Steam ausgegeben habe, komplett Verschwendet waren, aber die ganzen Lobdudeleien, das Game sei von “Image Fight ” inspiriert, kann man vergessen: Das Ding ist generisch bis zum gehtnichtmehr und kann, trotz “Megadrive” Optik, in keinster Weise mit den Vertikalen Großtaten der 16 Bit Ära mithalten.

[belborn]

Interview mit den Arcadekonvertierungsgöttern M2
Schon der hammer Dangun Feveron jahrelang in Schublade liegen zu haben und es nicht für XBox 360 zu veröffentlichen.Keiner hats gemerkt.Diese Schweine.
Und das die Armed Police Batrider nicht sauber auf der Ps4 zum laufen kriegen tststs

Here are the highlights of the interview:

M2 reveals that they will most likely be bringing over games that were released in the 90s, as most 80s games have already seen some sort of rerelease.

 

 

M2 showed off the various arcade system boards that they keep at the office. Apparently they share them between employees, mainly because many of them would be scolded by family members if they kept them at home. M2 president Naoki Horii reveals that he buys American arcade cabinets, such as Marble Madness, from somebody who buys them and ships them by the container to auction off.

 

Horii reveals that actual porting work for several games that ranked in the poll such as Truxton II/Tatsujin Oh and Armed Police Batrider has been completed, as part of research and development on emulation. However, they haven’t received fine-tuning for any sort of planned release. This is because they usually test games on the same arcade system board together. Sometimes, the emulation ports are completed but have to be shelved for a long time, such as Dangun Feveron / Fever SOS which originally was meant to be released for Xbox 360, but never saw a release until the recent PS4/Xbox One release.

 

The Outfoxies is one title that Horii says they’d like to work on as soon as Bandai Namco gives them the go-ahead to do so, as the title has never seen any sort of rerelease. However, he’s unsure how it will fare against current-age rating systems like CERO.

 

M2 also says that they would be open to helping out with a rerelease of Irem’s Undercover Cops, if they ever plan on doing so.

 

One of the bottlenecks for a rerelease of Armed Police Batrider by M2 is that it runs even slower than Battle Garegga, as the game came out afterwards. Overall, games from the latter half of the 90s are barely able to run with the PS4’s specs in M2 rereleases.

 

M2 has received lots of requests to rerelease the full ‘Yagawa Trilogy’, meaning games that Shinobu Yagawa worked on. The three games referred to are Battle Garegga, Armed Police Batrider, and Battle Bakraid. Horii says that while this will be hard to do, it’s something he wants M2 to tackle someday.

 

All three Konami ReBirth series games developed by M2 ranked in on the poll, which pleases Horii and the rest. They acknowledge that now that Wii Points cannot be added anymore, it’s much harder to play the Wiiware titles, making them ‘nice titles’ to consider bringing to other platforms.

 

 

Why don’t M2 bring their releases to Steam and PC? M2 planner Kazuki Kubota acknowledges that even on their trailers for the M2 Shot Triggers series of titles on Youtube, lots of people complain that the games aren’t being released on Steam. Horii states that the reason is because they have to account for various PC hardware environments. While their releases work decently on Windows 7, as soon as it hits Windows 10 slowdown occurs, and they haven’t found an acceptable solution yet. As soon as they find one, they’ll put more effort into PC releases.

 

M2 are currently testing out their M2 Shot Triggersreleases on Nintendo Switch, but haven’t been able to solve the processing speed and slowdown issues yet in a manner they are satisfied with. However, Horii clarifies that the slowdown has nothing to do with the Joy-Con controllers, contrary to online reports that there is some input delay for them. One of the current releases M2 is working on for the Switch is Sega Ages Thunder Force IV, and until their releases are able to reach that quality, they do not want to release the games.

 

 

On the topic of the Nintendo Switch, M2 thinks that the hardware is a great opportunity to try out games that were originally motion-controlled or used a joystick. Kubota cites Nintendo Labo as a great inspiration to try working with games that used a special interface. They jokingly stated that perhaps they should include a cardboard controller for those.

 

Finally, Horii ended the interview by saying that out of the games that ranked in the poll, M2 will probably try negotiating a rerelease of ESP Ra.De, The Great Ragtime Show, The Cliffhanger: Edward Randy, and Equites.

[genpei tomate]

Ja, ja, diese moderne, “potente” Konsolen… 😛
Warum so kompliziert, anstatt mit dem Mame Team zusammen zu arbeiten, die wissen nämlich , wie es geht! 😉
Drei Kreuze im Kalender und ne Flasche Schampus meinerseits, wenn sie Batrider zum Laufen kriegen!
🙂
Und: dass überhaupt solche Namen wie “The Cliffhanger: Edward Randy” ( Saugeiles Game, übrigens, ist von der ganz alten Treasure Truppe, als sie noch Arcade only waren) in den raum geistern…ich glaube, ich Träume! :-O

[belborn]

Find ich auch komisch.läuft top im FBA auf der XBox360.aber M2’s Ansprüche sind andere.Gut so.

[genpei tomate]

Ich lese “Batrider, Truxton 2, Edward Randy…” und träume zusätzlich von “Outzone, Fixeight, Dogyun, Vimana…”
Die Jungs können gerne dran bleiben und tatsächliche “Raritäten” anbieten/ausgraben, die mitnichten gealtert sind, das wäre fast zu schön um wahr zu sein, aber erst mal finde ich es schön zu lesen, dass meine wirkliche “All-Time-Faves” nicht so in Vergessenheit geraten sind, wie ich glaubte…
Wenn sie, wenn alles “läuft”, auf die Idee kommen sollten, eine mächtige Collection zusammen zu zimmern, am besten Retail, DREHE ICH DURCH! 😛

[genpei tomate]

A new corporate website “Tatsujin” has appeared, with listings of the licenses they hold of former Toaplan titles. The representative director is Masahiro Yuge (弓削 雅稔), Toaplan’s former composer. Seems they’re looking for people to work with their IPs. http://tatsujin.tokyo
Die Liste von den Ips die sie warm-halten liest sich so, als würden die Gebete der Toaplan Fans, es möge irgendwann ne Collection erscheinen, erhört worden sein…
:-O

[Obermotz]

Devil Engine landet Ende 2018 auf Steam. 2019 kommt es noch für PS4, Switch und Exa-Arcadia (Arcade).
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