XeroNazoBlaze

Though I'm done with this site I just logged back to congratulate Lake and the music team for another quality fan game. And since this is my last post I wish them good luck in their future endeavors. /gone

Of course I won't, but this will end in "SHARE YOUR PROGRESS IN FACEBOOK TO CONTINUE". but w/e.

I really dislike that social integration thing.

AFAIK Middleware's sound format or any of their other products are not open source unless you are a developer. There is a possibility to develop a extension for MMF2 with the source code of those ADX2WAV tools flying around on the net, but I don't think they will be happy if that happens. Konjak used MODtracker to compose the music in Noitu Love/2 and Legend of Princess. Not sure if it has a extension or it is a obscure format for MMF tho.

^the guy who made the first 2 comments reeks of 4chan wannabe troll faggot

Try using PSound to check which files are sound effects containers. The program was designed to work with PS games but since it looks for uncompressed PCM data, it should work for other games too. If that doesn't work try opening them in any audio editor that allows you to open files as raw data. This way I was able to extract all SFX and instruments from Sonic the Fighters/Championship.

<3 Lord Brevon's voice. Good luck with everything Strife!

Ugh. But it gets B+ for the effort.

They'll get another talented individual unless Sega reaches ocean's floor. I just hope this individual doesn't slap another God of War gameplay in a Sonic game like this Hashimoto guy did.

Also, it is a cinematic sequence, so we don't know how everything will be handled when it boils down to gameplay and how stable the framerate will be for the amount of processing at runtime. It looks pretty overall, but it want to see it in -true- action.

I don't care about graphics as long the game is fun. I won't waste money on polished turds. Also, consoles tend to cripple any attempt to make games look realistic.

Happy new year bunch of strangers on the internet.

Sonic the Adventure? Also, do you seriously receive hate mail for doing these?

He died 20 years before I was born.

Developing games only to the niche market is pretty risky if you want to stay afloat in the industry. Casual audience is where the money is now.