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You wanna play my game? It's critically accalimed in that a couple of people have said it's alright! New Download Original Thread

Hey. Was wondering if youd like to play mine! http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/9643-addenda-demo/ Usually takes different amounts of time to complete, from like 40 minutes to an hour I think on average.

Awesome! If you get to the caves bit and find a room with a zombie. Dont touch it. A bad event causes the game to lock up. It isnt an important area, so just remember to avoid that bit. Its been fixed in the next version of the demo, but that wont be out for a while.

Hey, do you mind if the games topics/threads are on this specific rpgmaker forum? Because I bounce between this one and the official ones and I forgot I dont have my game on this forum! http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/9643-addenda-demo/ There it is if you dont mind.

I'd love to use this. I'll try and get it going tomorrow and I'll let you know what I think of it.

Yes, but a 2-dimensional image can be created to give the appearance of having three dimensions without really being in 3-dimensions.

They're even slimmer if you live in Europe and you're only current-gen console is a 360. Welcome to the forums btw. Since you mentioned the Atari, I'll share something you might appreciate: edit: it didn't embed! Whoops. Enjoy!

It would be very cool. I don't know what that might do to the program. Would it make games way more intensive in some way? I know these games really aren't straining for even low-end computers by todays standards, but still. A feature I'd like to see would be an in-game tile/sprite/stuff editor. Even if it just simple things like colour swaps and stuff like that.

I see. Could be interesting if it's executed well, good luck with that (and the map limit lol.)

Forgive me if I'm just misunderstanding your post but, uh.... What do textbooks have to do with maps?

I don't know if it's been said already, but RPM tried to go 3D with RPGMaker 3 on the PS2. Now, granted, technology was nothing compared to how it is now, but I just don't think the 3D RPGMaker market is big enough. If you ask me, pixel graphics allow for a lot of customisation, a feature that anyone can take part in with relatively easy to use software. Whereas customising 3D models is a little less mass-market friendly, and I wouldn't see as many people doing it if the next RPGMaker were to go full-3D. If you ask me, next installments should focus on adding more customisation power to the creators, letting us do more and more with software and aesthetics we're already familiar and adept with, rather than trying to dive into relatively unfamiliar and financially risky territories.