Nobody here will laugh or ridicule you. Least of all me. I'm just delighted people are still using RM95.

Regarding the music/ sfx not working in test mode; they usually start working when you've made a gamedisk. For some reason it just works like that

Great a new kid on the block! Keep us posted.

Originally posted by MichaelVash7886

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I would say wait for the Rev. It's going to be able to download NES, SNES, and N 64 games. (probably a small fee involved). And you will need Wi-Fi. Also the controller for it is completely different, at least look into it.

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hmmm that is a tasty selling point but then again I have every nes and snes game I ever owned or wanted to play on emulators.

I think I'll probably treat myself to a GC!

I wouldn't have thought I'd be buying the revolution. I don't even think I'll bother with the next generation of machines. With every generation the ratio of classic games to complete crap dips in favour of the crap !

There are a lot of Nintendo fans on this board so I was wondering if I could have some advice.

Would it be worth my while to buy a Game Cube? They're so cheap these days! It'd be primarily for the Resident Evil games and Monkeyball. Anyone think it'd be worth it?

I'd just like to say that I've been getting a lot of positive feedback so far so hopefully titles like this and the upcomming Vizzedville will show a lot of people just how good RPG Maker 95 games can be. Please keep the feedback coming!!!!

Well thanks Bob. Actually there are a lot of really excellent RPG Maker 95 games out there!

Anyway the first chapter should be online by summer. the beauty of releasing it in 3 parts is that I can get the installments out fairly regularly. Thanks for the compliment

Thanks Dave! Yeah Keaton will always be my man although I thought Christian Bale was also excellent.

Glad you like it so far. More updates coming soon. I'll keep you posted

Hey everybody. NEW SCREEN SHOTS HAVE BEEN ADDED.

Check them out right here;

Also character profiles and a synopsis are on their way in the next few days. Keep checking Amateursoft for updates.
























Any feedback on these screens post here or PM me!

Just thought I'd give everyone at the vizzed board a first look at chapter 1 of my 3 part saga "Dungeon Of The Vampyre" made with RPG Maker 95.

Click the link in my signature and go to the "Dungeon Of The Vampyre" section for a synopsis and character profiles.

I didn't get the chance to link in the screenshots but I'll post some screenshots here for all to see;



Link: http://www.geocities.com/dlaurikietis/dotv1.jpg



Link: http://www.geocities.com/dlaurikietis/dotv2.jpg



Link: http://www.geocities.com/dlaurikietis/dotv3.jpg



Link: http://www.geocities.com/dlaurikietis/dotv4.jpg



Link: http://www.geocities.com/dlaurikietis/dotv5.jpg



Link: http://www.geocities.com/dlaurikietis/dotv6.jpg



Link: http://www.geocities.com/dlaurikietis/dotv7.jpg



Link: http://www.geocities.com/dlaurikietis/dotv8.jpg

So PLEASE post here with any feedback!

I'm really irritated by the DVD treatment season 4 is getting. Over here in the UK Family Guy has been released in whole seasons rather than volumes like in the US.

Anyway the show gets cancelled after season 3 and ON THE STRENGTH OF DVD SALES ALONE gets recommissioned.

So what do they do when season 4 comes out? They release the season in two halves at around £20 (that's around $30) as a final f*ck you to the fans.

Thank you Fox.

Scheme 1 is by far my fave!

looks pretty sweet. i'll give it the attention it deserves when I get back from work. i may PM you with comments on the short stories.

First of all, apologies to you all for not reviewing a recent game but since we are now dawning on the 10th anniversary of this point n click classic I thought it would be a pertinent time to give it the props it deserves.
BS is the brain child of British company Revolution, makers of moderately successful but highly acclaimed point and click efforts such as the real time fantasy "Lure Of The Temptress" and bleak futuristic "Beneath a Steel Sky". Both of these games showcased Revolution's penchant for cerebral and absorbing plots, mind bending puzzles and engaging characters. It is these very traits which make BS an enduring classic and resonate throughout the game and its 2 sequels.

The plot of this first game is too elaborate to sum up in a few sentences as it takes numerous twists and turns. The basic premise is that an unwitting American tourist in Paris finds himself in the midst of a bizarre terrorist bombing. Shaken, bruised and damned annoyed he resolves to find out the truth behind this attack against the better judgement of the local police. Thus does he stumble into an intriguing mystery in the middle of a war between two ancient brotherhoods which has raged for centuries. Those who like their games with a cerebral and historic twist will fall in love with the plot. Also fans of dan brown (particularly books like Angels & Demons or The Da Vinci Code) will enjoy the fusion of history and fiction.

We play the game as George Stobart, an American Law graduate who is taking time out to tour Europe. Being just an average guy George should be the antithesis of an engaging video game hero. He can't run at sonic speeds, he doesn't double his size by consuming giant mushrooms, hell! He doesn't even have a big gun! Nevertheless the lovingly animated, hand drawn look of the character and the superb voice acting of Rolf Saxon (as well as the wonderfully dry sense of humour) really bring George to life and create in my opinion one of the greatest video game protagonists ever.

This brings me to another point. For 1996 a period when voice acting in games was categorically crap (see resident Evil) the voice acting really is top notch and lends charm and credibility to the characters.

The mise en scene of the game has a hand drawn feel remeniscent of early Disney films with real care and attention given to the animation. The backrounds and settings are breathtakingly beautiful and all of the locations are relatively true to their real life counterparts (Paris is particularly charming) if somewhat blinkered.

The gameplay has the pace you'd expect from a point n click outing with plenty of quirky characters to talk to you're unlikely to be bored. Puzzles are sometimes taxing and often require a quick mind since failure to act in time could lead to certain death in some puzzles.
Essentially those who eschew the adventure genre for button mashing and flashing lights may lose interest here.

In summary this first Broken Sword game is a triumph of excellent characterisation, charming animation and visuals, brilliant and well researched plot and tremendous atmospheric gameplay.

I'm glad that Vizzedville will use mostly original gfx (as will the games I'm making) but don't forget there are damn fine games like Crestfallen and Midnight Avenger 1 (shameless self promotion) that use default gfx.

I haven't actually. Where can I get me a free version and a tutorial?

Scratch that I just read the IM you sent me

Doh

Hi everyone. i now have an internet connection at home rather than using it when I'm supposed to be working (like I am right now)

Anyway because of this I'm planning to devote a LOT more time and effort to my web site and I was wondering if anyone had any hints on how to get more traffic on the site.

It's an RPG Maker 95 site but I may expand to include other programs too!

Howz about www.bigbobsblogs.com or www.bigbobsbigblog.com

Yeah I'm really looking forward to this demo. I've played a couple of new RM 95 games recently and to be honest they sucked. Reviews pending!

Does anyone remember this game or play it regularly?
I'm actually wondering if anyone knows of any sites where you can download character skins or even an editor to make your own?