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NuclearPotato posted:Yeah, Taito used that to make the sprite artwork on their games back in the early 90's, from what I understand. what the hell is there a video of this being used
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No video, but I dug up this article with more screenshots after a bit of searching: http://videogamesdensetsu.tumblr.com/post/160230210495/when-graphic-designers-from-taito-snk-and-other
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That thing actually has a lot of very useful shortcuts that a modern sprite artist would love to have in something like Photoshop. My Japanese is extremely basic but it looks like there's buttons to move the cursor up/left/down/right by one or eight pixels, a mirror flip button for horizontal or vertical, area and line drawing buttons, an animation control and an eraser button. This genuinely looks like an easier way of drawing pixel art than clicking with a mouse, in an era before the tablet stylus.
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quote:You would use the joystick and the buttons to draw the sprite. He didn’t believe this when he started there, until one of the higher ups showed him by firing up one of the machines and drawing a kickass sprite of Robert Garcia in like 10 minutes”.
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with cabbagepots probated until 2028 he might have that giant fetish fighting game ready for that years evo
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dhamster posted:I changed my mind, this is the ultimate control method. This is cool but Sega had a dedicated workstation with a touchscreen 
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It recently came out that Sakurai's development hardware for Kirby's Adventure was a Twin Famicom with a trackball controller and an on-screen keyboard interface. The graphics for some of Nintendo's later arcade games like Punch-Out were input with a Famicom controller as well, I think.
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http://compete.kotaku.com/in-this-fighting-game-tournament-each-round-lasts-two-1794964919
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dragon enthusiast posted:http://compete.kotaku.com/in-this-fighting-game-tournament-each-round-lasts-two-1794964919 it has to be like this since you can run away forever since there's no corners. horrible game
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I've never been able to get into a Tekken game, but drat it, T7 looks pretty cool. Is stick required for Tekken or can you play it okay on a regular pad? Also, is there going to be cross-platform play?
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DizzyBum posted:I've never been able to get into a Tekken game, but drat it, T7 looks pretty cool. A lot of high level players play on pad, play with what makes you feel comfortable. There will be no cross platform play
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Tekken is probably the game where pad players are most common
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inthesto posted:Tekken is probably the game where pad players are most common Mortal Kombat
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dragon enthusiast posted:http://compete.kotaku.com/in-this-fighting-game-tournament-each-round-lasts-two-1794964919 That's awesome, it's like a tournament for the tag team counters from Project Justice.
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Wasn't it Tekken 5 that actually had slots for PS2 controllers in the arcade machines?
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Medullah posted:Wasn't it Tekken 5 that actually had slots for PS2 controllers in the arcade machines? ya
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DizzyBum posted:I've never been able to get into a Tekken game, but drat it, T7 looks pretty cool. Between lots of tap motions and the importance of returning to neutral, a controller is a great way to play Tekken. I like to claw grip the buttons and map throws to L1, L2.
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hey madcatz is dead now what should I get if I'm a sanwa boy that wants a new stick
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Hace posted:hey madcatz is dead now A hrap and sanwa parts to put in it, a razer, or a qanba
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I am excited for some Tekken you guys
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Did you guys see the doggo from the Punch Planet game? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j13HC9ePWrs This is important because I like dogs
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T7 not having cross platform makes me feel it's going to be dead on PC.
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PC versions of fighters are almost always the superior choice.
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Unless you want to play against other people
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I get em on the console. 
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Keegers posted:T7 not having cross platform makes me feel it's going to be dead on PC. It'll be populated with Koreans.
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I can't see it being just dead. Tekken is a huge series, and the game won't be awful. There should be plenty of people around here at least to play with on PC.
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Keegers posted:T7 not having cross platform makes me feel it's going to be dead on PC. SF4 didn't have crossplay and it seemed to have a healthy PC population at the tail end of USF4 on Steam.
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teagone posted:SF4 didn't have crossplay and it seemed to have a healthy PC population at the tail end of USF4 on Steam. Tekken - 44 million[4] Super Smash Bros.- 40 million Street Fighter - 39 million [5] Mortal Kombat - 37 million Soulcalibur - 12 million I take back my statement. No idea tekken sells more than sf. Edit: source
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HoboWithAShotgun posted:PC versions of fighters are almost always the superior choice. unless its just a poo poo console port
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KungFu Grip posted:unless its just a poo poo console port Since T7 is built on Unreal 4, wouldn't that make it easier to port to PC? I'm just assuming this outta my rear end with no development knowledge whatsoever.
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Keegers posted:Tekken - 44 million[4] if these are lifetime sales for the series, keep in mind that Tekken was new and very popular during a time when Mortal Kombat was outputting complete bullshit (more than usual, I mean) and Street Fighter 3 was only on the Dreamcast
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MKX runs on UE3 and was made and ported by non-Japanese studios and they still hosed up the port.
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DoubleDonut posted:if these are lifetime sales for the series, keep in mind that Tekken was new and very popular during a time when Mortal Kombat was outputting complete bullshit (more than usual, I mean) and Street Fighter 3 was only on the Dreamcast tekken 3 was like literally the only 3d fighting game that wasnt trash and released on a not trash console, making it the only actual fighting game to the average consumer in the year 1998
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DoubleDonut posted:if these are lifetime sales for the series, keep in mind that Tekken was new and very popular during a time when Mortal Kombat was outputting complete bullshit (more than usual, I mean) and Street Fighter 3 was only on the Dreamcast There's also the fact that Street Fighter was king when arcades were the primary way to play fighting games, not consoles. Not to mention gaming wasn't as "mainstream" in the 16-bit era as it was in the PS2 and even PSX days. Tekken is still a major series, but judging by life-time sales of Tekken 6 and Tekken Tag Tournament 2 it isn't the juggernaut it once was. It seems only Super Smash Bros. and to lesser extent Mortal Kombat still maintain their heavyweight status that they carried on from yesteryears. anime was right posted:tekken 3 was like literally the only 3d fighting game that wasnt trash and released on a not trash console, making it the only actual fighting game to the average consumer in the year 1998 This is a good point. The alternative 3D fighting games available on the mainstream consoles in the West at the time were Dead or Alive, Soul Blade, and (I guess?) Tobal No. 1. The were actually a few more, but they were really bad. Like really really bad. PaletteSwappedNinja posted:MKX runs on UE3 and was made and ported by non-Japanese studios and they still hosed up the port. That has more to do with Warner Bros. than it does with how fighting game developers view PC ports. punk rebel ecks fucked around with this message at 08:00 on May 6, 2017 |
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