Yea, I was surprised to see this pop up in my youtube stream a few days ago. I follow a few indie game guys on youtube. Did you have any part in this? I see they are distributing your NES version along with this.Shiru wrote:Alter Ego got free PC version.
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Does the PC version use any of the code from the NES version?
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XNA uses C#. Is there a way to translate automatically between C# and any "native" language so that changes to one are reflected in the other, or must one write the program three times, producing a C# version, a native version, and an exhaustive unit test framework that checks whether the C# version and the native version produce bit-for-bit identical physics and AI?
Okay I bump this topic to say I just finished the game, and I want to congratulate Shiriu and his team for developing this game.
I said before it's hard but I was completely wrong, in fact it turned out to be quite easy (if you just spend some time and some live to understand the game) but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
The music is really good too !
The only "bad" thing about this game is that the enemy skulls are so slow it pisses me off to wait for them to slowly walk and I usually lose lives stupidly running into them from behind.
Also there is no real reason to replay it once you figured out all the puzzles. Although I'll probably find myself replaying it once in awhile for the music.
I said before it's hard but I was completely wrong, in fact it turned out to be quite easy (if you just spend some time and some live to understand the game) but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
The music is really good too !
The only "bad" thing about this game is that the enemy skulls are so slow it pisses me off to wait for them to slowly walk and I usually lose lives stupidly running into them from behind.
Also there is no real reason to replay it once you figured out all the puzzles. Although I'll probably find myself replaying it once in awhile for the music.
Useless, lumbering half-wits don't scare us.
Why port a single game? Convert an emulator into an xcode project that will run one ROM with a checksum file so it isn't a "general emulator"tepples wrote:So now how do we port Alter Ego to AS3 so that it can go on a Flash game collection like Armor Games?
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App Store Money.
And that is in fact being done for another game in which Shiru was involved. It's just that the licensing for Alter Ego is less clear, it being a port of someone else's game and all.
If someone wants to figure out the rights, I'm down
If there's anyone who'd like to clarify and negotiate the rights, I'm down to give Alter Ego the Zooming Secretary treatment and put it on the App Store.tepples wrote:And that is in fact being done for another game in which Shiru was involved. It's just that the licensing for Alter Ego is less clear, it being a port of someone else's game and all.
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