Rrootage online5/21/2023 I’m not sure how something could be so appealingly cute and still begin with “The Devil suddenly shows up.” And as it turns out, I’m an escape game beginner. It comes with autosave, hints, and memo functions. It’s your standard escape game, on the easy side, and highly recommended for beginners. Looks like Nyanzou and Kumakichi, who live in the village, are also going to help out with the preparations. Leaving that aside for now, the First Village is very busy getting ready to welcome the Hero-sama. He leaves the First Castle, heading for the First Village nearby. People fall into great misery.īut, that’s when one young man makes a stand. I want to prepare the village! But also maybe escape from it? But in case you aren’t convinced, publisher AlignmentSharp offers more details on the game page: Prepare the First RPG Village~The Adventures of Nyanzou&Kumakichi: Escape Game Series~. Please enjoy every word of this escape game title ⊟ JOIN CLUB TINY AND OUR DISCORD Support Tiny Cartridge! And of course I didn’t pick it up at the time! Zombie Nation was, at the time, total dollar bin filler. As yet I don’t have information about a digital release.įun personal story: after college in like 2004 I worked at a used game shop. Strictly Limited will offer various collector’s editions, including either European or North American NES cartridges of Zombie Nation, starting October 10 at midnight Central Europe Standard Time. Not only will the NES game be faithfully reproduced on Switch, but it’ll include the Japanese version, Abarenbo Tengu, in which you control a giant animate tengu mask instead of a giant dead samurai head! “Moreover, this release includes new quality of life additions, such as the Rewind, Quick Save, and Quick Load functions.” On Switch… and on NES! Strictly Limited Games, how you spoil me (assuming I can get a copy with which to be spoiled). Recently released shmups such as Mushihime-sama Futari and Raiden IV are also good and I've played with them over and over.Disembodied-head shmup Zombie Nation is back, baby □ They had very innovative features and it was totally new experience for me to play with them. I like shmups created by Hiroshi Iuchi such as Ikaruga, Radiant Silvergun and Gradius V. Since you're so involved with the creation of shoot 'em ups, what shmup is your favorite? I can't determine one of my games but I'm happy if I could play another my game on a console. Out of all your creations, which is the next one you would like to see on a console? I haven't owned Playstation 3 yet but recently one PS3 E-Distribution game, Star Strike HD (Super Stardust HD), is on my mind. I like Xbox Live Arcade because it has many small good action games such as Geometry Wars and PAC-MAN CE. Which digital platform is the most appealing to you? XNA is a great environment to experience the development of the modern console game. I'm interested in developing a game for a console and now I'm trying to write some prototypes in XNA. Have you thought about developing original games for Wii Ware, Xbox Live Arcade or on the Playstation 3? I know some patterns are too difficult to avoid for people who aren't familiar with Japanese maniac shmups and more moderated patterns may be needed for earlier stages. In TUMIKI Fighters, I only used typical bullet patterns in modern bullet-hell type shmups, so these patterns may be used also in Blast Works. Does Blast Works for the Wii use your custom patterns from TUMIKI Fighters? You're well known for creating bullet patterns. The only thing that concerns me is whether the game becomes too complicated to play by adding these features. I don't know details of features such as the hangar and the editor but they sound very interesting. Since the original TUMIKI Fighters is very simple shmup, additional new features are essential for making it up into a full game. I'm really interested in the additions to the Wii version. What do you think of the additions to TUMIKI Fighters like the Wii remote airport hangar and the ship editor. I hope it would be released also in Japan. KC: I'm glad that I was able to see my game working on the Wii. I wonder if he knew Budcat Creations was working on including many of them in Blast Works.Ĭongrats on working out a deal with Majesco! How do you feel about one of your games going mainstream? After discussing the Wii port I asked which of his other creations would he be proud to see on a console. Pre-E3 TUMKIKI Fighters creator, Kenta Cho, and I had a chat via e-mail shortly after Majesco officially announced Blast Works: Build, Fuse & Destroy.
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