Elysian Shadows

newbie1234 wrote:http://elysianshadows.com/project/team

What happened to Marcel? Did he quit?

Yes. We have not made an official announcement, but that, along with quite a bit of other things will be announced sometime this weekend in a new video.

This can't be true... AIGD are doomed without him!

newbie1234 wrote:
This can't be true... AIGD are doomed without him!

...Yeah, we might actually get things done now.

We're completely fucked!

GyroVorbis wrote:

newbie1234 wrote:
This can't be true... AIGD are doomed without him!

...Yeah, we might actually get things done now.

We're completely fucked!

Productivity strikes again

GyroVorbis wrote:

newbie1234 wrote:http://elysianshadows.com/project/team

What happened to Marcel? Did he quit?

Yes. We have not made an official announcement, but that, along with quite a bit of other things will be announced sometime this weekend in a new video.

I'd assume the change is for the better for everyone or it wouldn't have come to that. Still, he's a blast to watch on the AIGD vids, and I'll surely miss his presence there

He's family, right Gyro?

Maevik wrote:He's family, right Gyro?

Marcel is his younger brother.

Kros wrote:

Maevik wrote:He's family, right Gyro?

Marcel is his younger brother.

He has been disowned.

GyroVorbis wrote:

Kros wrote:

Maevik wrote:He's family, right Gyro?

Marcel is his younger brother.

He has been disowned.

Ouch.

Edit: Details?

GyroVorbis wrote:

Kros wrote:

Maevik wrote:He's family, right Gyro?

Marcel is his younger brother.

He has been disowned.

Wait a minute.. it's not April 1st anymore.

dandymcgee wrote:

GyroVorbis wrote:

Kros wrote:

Maevik wrote:He's family, right Gyro?

Marcel is his younger brother.

He has been disowned.

Wait a minute.. it's not April 1st anymore.

Its 24th May to be precise.

Why not develop this game for the PSP? The homebrew PSP scene is quite large, much bigger than the Dreamcast's, and the modded PSP is also capable of running unsigned code. On top of that, it can run Lua (with the Lua Player) and C++. And wouldn't it be awesome to see your game running on a handheld?

Meskito wrote:Why not develop this game for the PSP? The homebrew PSP scene is quite large, much bigger than the Dreamcast's, and the modded PSP is also capable of running unsigned code. On top of that, it can run Lua (with the Lua Player) and C++. And wouldn't it be awesome to see your game running on a handheld?

psp is less powerful I think

Meskito wrote:Why not develop this game for the PSP? The homebrew PSP scene is quite large, much bigger than the Dreamcast's, and the modded PSP is also capable of running unsigned code. On top of that, it can run Lua (with the Lua Player) and C++. And wouldn't it be awesome to see your game running on a handheld?

Dreamcast is just a favorite among the guys, but if you want it to be portable well...http://www.geekologie.com/2008/01/porta ... _wellm.php

thejahooli wrote:

Meskito wrote:Why not develop this game for the PSP? The homebrew PSP scene is quite large, much bigger than the Dreamcast's, and the modded PSP is also capable of running unsigned code. On top of that, it can run Lua (with the Lua Player) and C++. And wouldn't it be awesome to see your game running on a handheld?

psp is less powerful I think

The PSP is more powerful in terms of graphics/sound, processing, RAM, and storage capacity. Also, you can test the game on the PSP without burning it to a disk first. And, you can output to a TV with higher resolution than a Dreamcast, I believe.

@Trask: That's awesome! I saw something like that for the PS1 a few years ago in a game magazine.

Meskito wrote: The PSP is more powerful in terms of graphics/sound, processing, RAM, and storage capacity.

Wrong. The DC's powerVR can do things that the PSP's GU couldn't dream of. Anti aliasing, bumpmapping, and a few other things to name a few. The Dreamcast also has about twice as much available VRAM as the PSP (which is already not enough for ES).

The PSP and PS2 both have notoriously weak GPU's. The power of the two comes from being able to emulate things in software with the CPUs (which yes, the PSP and PS2 both have substantially more powerful CPUs than Dreamcast).