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Supa Brotha, wonderful animation, the original levels, tag editor, and all the awesome grind linking and tagging from the original game! :eek: :eek: :D :D *buys this on release*
Wow...colour me impressed. I want!!!!!!
*humps*
Yes, that was incredible. I'm not a big fan of the isometric view for that style of gameplay, but I'll make do for JGR.
*humps you to get a piece of JSR* The only thing I see wrong with the videos is Beat's annoying "nice" each time he jumps. That will get old...
Not bad at all.
Incredible. Vicarious Visions are treating JSR they same way they treated the Tony Hawk series - portable versions with little to no compromises. I won't be buying this (DC version is enough for me), but it still looks excellent.
...i had my doubts at first, but WOW!!!
I dunno, I'm still skeptical.
I nearly crapped my pants when I saw the videos, how in God's name did they get the music in there and all the purty graphics at the same time?
wow
Vicarious Visions really knows how to work the GBA's hardware, I am extremely impressed.
The graphics and sound are really nice, but I never got into those isometric Tony Hawks as much as I got into the 3D ones, so I'm still a little skeptical as well.
i have to say im most impressed with how fluidly the characters seem to be moving
I knew it'd look great, but I wasn't expecting anything like this. Goddamn.
Holy McShit, that's awesome. How the hell can the GBA do that?
You mean Sweet Soul Brother. Super Bothers is a different song.Quote:
Originally posted by Andy
Supa Brotha
Matt Conte's always been good with coding. He used to code emulators before he started up VV.
Took me a moment to realize that was the same level as in the DC game, only from a fixed isometric viewpoint. Interesting. It'll be neat to replay those levels in this fashion.
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Originally posted by Tyler_Durden
The graphics and sound are really nice, but I never got into those isometric Tony Hawks as much as I got into the 3D ones, so I'm still a little skeptical as well.
Comparisons to tony hawk are unfair, as they have completely different kinds of controls. In JGR you point in the direction you want to go. Tony Hawk is RE style where the controls are relative tothe character, not the screen.
Exactly.Quote:
Originally posted by Frogacuda
Comparisons to tony hawk are unfair, as they have completely different kinds of controls. In JGR you point in the direction you want to go. Tony Hawk is RE style where the controls are relative tothe character, not the screen.
Very Nice!
Is JGR using the same engine as the Tony Hawk GBA games?
Only one problem I can forsee... GBA doesn't have an analog stick, tagging might get tricky. Regardless, I'll buy it.