Full Version: Proof that Game Maker does not suck...
This impressed even me. I know what I'm going to do now for a final project for the advanced game design class in the fall...
Hmmm that reminds me, a while ago didn't you say you wanted to do a 3d SSB game with gamemaker?
I'm impressed only a little because I saw alot of impressive 3d game maker games
| QUOTE (mystic @ Jun 12 2009, 09:48 AM) |
| I'm impressed only a little because I saw alot of impressive 3d game maker games |
same thing here. but if he keeps at it it can be a mugen type remix. but hopefully he will stick to Nintendo based characters as nintendo has done for SSB.
Nice use of 3d, but this video was made in 2007 and no updates have been shown since, so I wouldn't hold my breath on the creator completing it 
Wow, that's very impressive. You coders are beasts, how do you do that!!!! asdafsajfg. End of story.
(Off topic: Lol, the music fits JS's avatar somehow, same rhythm)
(Off topic: Lol, the music fits JS's avatar somehow, same rhythm)
Despite the fact that it was made 2 years ago and the creator is never intending to complete this MASTERPIECE. I reckon it is AWESOME. It is amazing how with just a few lines of code and some know how in game maker can make a demo like that. Another thing I've learnt is that Game maker supported 3D, which opens up the field dramactically.
It is guys like you Judgey, Gen, Obreck, Hello, Mew, Shodian and the rest of the AWESOME team on this forum and on the chat and guys like the person who created that demo, that really opened my eyes on how games are made on Game Maker.
It is guys like you Judgey, Gen, Obreck, Hello, Mew, Shodian and the rest of the AWESOME team on this forum and on the chat and guys like the person who created that demo, that really opened my eyes on how games are made on Game Maker.
Now that's some project going on!
And it looks a lot better than a lot of the Flash projects going on right now. Here's hoping that Nintendo-only characters remain in this one (nothing personal, but I'm so sick of seing anime and fan characters in these projects).
And it looks a lot better than a lot of the Flash projects going on right now. Here's hoping that Nintendo-only characters remain in this one (nothing personal, but I'm so sick of seing anime and fan characters in these projects).
| QUOTE (JDogindy @ Jun 13 2009, 12:49 PM) |
| Now that's some project going on! And it looks a lot better than a lot of the Flash projects going on right now. Here's hoping that Nintendo-only characters remain in this one (nothing personal, but I'm so sick of seing anime and fan characters in these projects). |
How ironic you'd say that, considering you're the creator of Agent M...
On-topic: This looks pretty awesome. If you do make this project, JudgeSpear, I hope they'll be a demo.
| QUOTE (Jumpman84 @ Jun 13 2009, 12:59 PM) |
| How ironic you'd say that, considering you're the creator of Agent M... On-topic: This looks pretty awesome. If you do make this project, JudgeSpear, I hope they'll be a demo. |
Well, in a way it's ironic (me, the creator of an OC for this game complaining about other OCs), but the problem with the presention of these characters is that they are generally higher-tier in some projects (it's kinda like in Mugen where people create "cheapies" that are modified characters with overused attacks that have a lot of randoms prites involved) and they lack true backstories. Also, another problem I have with some of the games is the requirements for unlocking characters: in some cases, all you need to do is have the game running.
I think that there might be a demo released, but I don't know the official name of this Game Maker project. Still, it's one worth checking out (the animations are just as close to the original SSB as possible and the 3D rendering is spot-on).
QUOTE (JDogindy @ Jun 15 2009, 09:58 AM)
| QUOTE (Jumpman84 @ Jun 13 2009, 12:59 PM) |
| How ironic you'd say that, considering you're the creator of Agent M... On-topic: This looks pretty awesome. If you do make this project, JudgeSpear, I hope they'll be a demo. |
Well, in a way it's ironic (me, the creator of an OC for this game complaining about other OCs), but the problem with the presention of these characters is that they are generally higher-tier in some projects (it's kinda like in Mugen where people create "cheapies" that are modified characters with overused attacks that have a lot of randoms prites involved) and they lack true backstories. Also, another problem I have with some of the games is the requirements for unlocking characters: in some cases, all you need to do is have the game running.
I think that there might be a demo released, but I don't know the official name of this Game Maker project. Still, it's one worth checking out (the animations are just as close to the original SSB as possible and the 3D rendering is spot-on).
I feel the same, JD. Mugen is okay Peter vs. Homer, Mario vs. Sonic., create your characters are okay to an extent. SSF si intolorable though. It shouldnt' be Super Smash, just Ultimate Battle or something. If it's under the SuperSmash Title, it needs to be a SuperSmash game all the way
If a Super Smash-style engine will contain characters from different universes and end up like MUGEN, then I agree. The game should not carry the "Super Smash" name. I'd call it something generic like "Arena Infinity" as a subtle reference to both MUGEN and the kind of game SSB is (arena fighter).
Impressive. Even more impressive than impressive. Like Obreck said, nice usage of 3D. Now if JS does go on with his Smash Bros. like engine, he can beat both of the Super Smash Flashes combined! 
It shouldn't be ALL Nintendo; Brawl broke the rule, and thus created some awesome characters. There are plenty of characters featured on Nintendo consoles (Only VG ones, of course) that would be awesome. (IE: Mega Man VS Sonic VS Simon Belmont VS A Battletoad.)
True, Brawl broke the rule, but it used moderation. If you do add non Nintendo characters, you should only have up to three, including Snake and Sonic.
In my opinion, the creator should try to include the entire Brawl cast, plus Dr. Mario, Young Link, Mewtwo, Pichu, and Roy in this game before adding new characters.
In my opinion, the creator should try to include the entire Brawl cast, plus Dr. Mario, Young Link, Mewtwo, Pichu, and Roy in this game before adding new characters.
Charles Barkley: Shut up and Jam Gaiden was made in GM.
GM is instant win.
GM is instant win.
One more cool thing about the movie JS posted: Its BGM syncs perfectly with his avatar!
| QUOTE (JudgeSpear @ Jun 15 2009, 08:24 AM) |
| If a Super Smash-style engine will contain characters from different universes and end up like MUGEN, then I agree. The game should not carry the "Super Smash" name. I'd call it something generic like "Arena Infinity" as a subtle reference to both MUGEN and the kind of game SSB is (arena fighter). |
I'd say it should keep the word "Smash" if it has that mechanic, but remove references to Mario titles. Meanwhile, I personally don't know if I agree with everybody's Nintendo-only sentiment, and here's why: If somebody works hard on an SSB fangame, and decides to only include Nintendo characters in it, he runs the risk of his game ending up too similar to an SSB game Nintendo themselves will release.
I'm not saying I like all the crummy SSB fangames with no rules about characters, but my dislike is less based on the characters themselves and more based on the fact that the developers think virtue of crossover alone is enough to make them good, and thus slack off on everything else. I also dislike how characters often look awful due to sprite clashing/resizing, and how they often play awful due to lack of sprites and creator laziness with regard to making more. However, in theory I support the concept of a good fan-made crossover SSB game. Of course, there are other options. People could make a game that's all Nintendo characters, but ones that wouldn't likely get into a real SSB game, as may be partially the case in Fisticuffs, or they could have it set exclusively in a universe besides Nintendo.
Well, it's pretty cool, I'll say that, but I lose intrest in games that haven't been updated in years.
I'd say it's almost as good as SSBR!
I'd say it's almost as good as SSBR!
| QUOTE (Bahmo @ Aug 28 2009, 06:25 AM) |
| ...the developers think virtue of crossover alone is enough to make them good, and thus slack off on everything else. I also dislike how characters often look awful due to sprite clashing/resizing, and how they often play awful due to lack of sprites and creator laziness with regard to making more. |
Crappy Mugen creators in a nutshell.
| QUOTE (Mr. Trotsky @ Jun 15 2009, 05:55 PM) |
| Charles Barkley: Shut up and Jam Gaiden was made in GM. GM is instant win. |
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