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Topic: 8-Bit Killer, Qu'est Que C'est (Read 2551 times)
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schild
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 So. Some guys made an 8-bit, no Z-axis Doomstyle shooter. It's fucking rad and the music is monstrous. Just awesome. Some of the levels get pretty complicated because of repeating textures and well, them sticking to the theme. Download for free: DOWNROAD RINKI tried taking some screens, but FRAPS doesn't like Nvidia's built in scaler. >_> |
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bhodi
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No lie.
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This was a lot of fun.  |
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« Last Edit: July 09, 2008, 09:43:29 AM by bhodi »
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lesion
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I finished it with 4 weapons, assuming I missed #4 and #6. Anyone get them?
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schild
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I finished it with 4 weapons, assuming I missed #4 and #6. Anyone get them?
4 was a AK machine gun, futuristic looking. 6 was a railgun I believe. |
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climbjtree
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So, uh, how do I move the selection around in my inventory?
Edit: Who knew you could use the mouse?
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« Last Edit: July 09, 2008, 01:09:22 PM by climbjtree »
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Gets
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I absolutely love this. The music is cool too. Unfortunately I died on Mega Tower 2 and hit Esc accidentally on my second run as I was bothered.
Still, 10/10.
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schild
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I absolutely love this. The music is cool too. Unfortunately I died on Mega Tower 2 and hit Esc accidentally on my second run as I was bothered. Exact same thing happened to me. The fact they packaged the music as a bunch of MP3s is win win though. The hidden Tower is comparable to ANY of the best 8-bit music of the nes/snes era. Also, Dementia is  . |
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stu
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Only God knows how many knowledge is lost with that explosion...
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Dear Diary,
Jackpot!
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