Quote from: shubibiman on 09/10/2014, 01:03 PMDo I have time to order now if I want to get it shipped on friday (I'm in France) ?Yes. Any orders placed between now and Thursday evening will go out on Friday.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: shubibiman on 09/10/2014, 01:03 PMDo I have time to order now if I want to get it shipped on friday (I'm in France) ?Yes. Any orders placed between now and Thursday evening will go out on Friday.
Quote from: esteban on 08/27/2014, 07:29 PMTHE SOUNDTRACK!!!!! Wooooooooohoooooooooooo!!!!!Nate and I spent a lot of time on the soundtrack, and although there is not a consistent theme, the songs are varied enough that you should not get bored, and if you do, you can pause the game and change the track while you are playing.
Quote from: pcfxmonkey on 08/24/2013, 02:06 PMDo you have the demo cd-roms with those magazines like Pcengine fan special cd rom vol 2 or 3 or the others demos with the magazines for the pcfx. If so i would be interested in the magazinesI have them, but those magazines are not part of the sale.
Quote from: akamichi on 08/12/2012, 01:16 AMHi everyone,Are you still looking for these ?
This might be a long shot, but here goes....
I'm looking for the following PC Engine Fan magazines:
- 10/1993
- 11/1993
- 01/1994
- 02/1994
If you're willing to sell or trade for other PCE stuff, let me know!
Quote from: guest on 06/26/2013, 09:31 AMI'm pretty sure they've always been in NC.Not always (started out in Seattle), but ever since we've been doing PCE games, NC has been home.
Quote- "Made in Canada" was added to the case backThe original had this too because the original CD-Rs were actually made in Canada. These were made in Indiana, which, as far as I know, has not been annexed by Canada.
Quote from: esteban on 06/08/2013, 10:26 AMIs the Implode mascot a distant relative of Monsieur Lemming, by any chance?No idea -- he was completely the creation of the guy who did the packaging art. Contrary to popular belief, he shares no resemblance to me.
Quote from: hoobs88 on 06/08/2013, 12:47 AMMine arrived today but the packaging is the same as the original. How will I be able to distinguish them apart?clear cd tray versus white cd tray
Quote from: T2KFreeker on 06/04/2013, 11:44 PMYou can count me as one of those California orders. Southern California, to be exact. Still hasn't arrived yet though. ;)The last major batch of domestic CDs went out yesterday (although a few more have trickled in since then).
Quote from: Mishran on 06/02/2013, 10:59 AMThe Loop included with the initial MB was V1, this has V2 (basically Loop with powerups). Implode Caravan version is the same as the original MB release (not the same as the version on the Implode CD, however).Quote from: bt on 06/02/2013, 09:01 AMAs I said, it wasn't a complaint and your reasoning is valid. I did notice the "Dev/Sig Edition" and the 2013 mark on the title screen which is great. I'm assuming you used the Signature Edition insert too since it does differ from my original release insert.Quote from: Mishran on 05/31/2013, 06:46 PMGot mine in the mail yesterday too, but didnt check the mail till early this morning.There is not a difference, other than the tray and insert.
This isn't a complaint, but something on the package and/or CD stating that this is a reprint would have helped differentiate this from the original CD-R version a little better. Aside from the clear case and Ximati ad on the inside insert, there doesn't appear to be a difference between the two. Although I haven't compared them side by side yet and merely going by memory.
Basically, the art format that the CD pressing house needed was one of the higher quality ones (Quark), and the original files were in that format. Not having access to Quark, nor wanting to shell out cash (or a further delay in the project) to update the files, I just let them go as is.
Overall, everything is great and the inclusion of the 5th ship is cool too. Thanks for rereleasing it for us. Out of simple curiosity, was there any changes made to loop and implode on the disc?
Quote from: Mishran on 05/31/2013, 06:46 PMGot mine in the mail yesterday too, but didnt check the mail till early this morning.There is not a difference, other than the tray and insert.
This isn't a complaint, but something on the package and/or CD stating that this is a reprint would have helped differentiate this from the original CD-R version a little better. Aside from the clear case and Ximati ad on the inside insert, there doesn't appear to be a difference between the two. Although I haven't compared them side by side yet and merely going by memory.
Quote from: TheClash603 on 05/08/2013, 10:31 PMWhere do I get to order now? Mailing list didn't seem to work for me, so please make sure to let everyone know here too!I never included that info -- I suspect it was dictated to someone else. Typos be damned, the bloody things works, which is more than I can say for the original MB test disc I received in 2004.
BTW - Turbograpx!? I thought you said the guy that worked there was a fan!?
Quote from: guest on 05/07/2013, 02:09 PMYeah but, they supplied JPGs? Or did you?JPG for print media is a bad idea.
JPGs seems like a bad idea.
Quote from: guest on 05/06/2013, 10:50 PMHuhmmm. I sent NWD a bunch of high-res PSD files.Again, it seems to depend upon which rep you get. I was told to submit either JPG or PNG images, no other choices were given.
Quote from: guest on 05/06/2013, 10:50 PMSo how many hundreds of dollars did they charge you for each test disc?It was part of the package deal, knowing that Eclipse would fail.
Quote from: guest on 05/06/2013, 04:34 PMI am convinced you guys all went to a different Nationwide Disc.I think it depends on the rep you get. I dealt with 2. The first guy was very tech oriented, and understood (or at least seemed to) that this was going to be "non standard." But once they got all the assets, I had to deal with a different person. A very nice person, but completely out of her league on the technical side.
Quote from: guest on 05/06/2013, 03:25 PMAwesome! No more fucking around with Nationwide, or whatever they're called? Sounds good to me!I am hoping so -- don't get me wrong, they (Nationwide) were very nice people, but technically, they seemed to have a hard time fighting their way out of a wet paper bag.
Quote from: Duo_R on 05/03/2013, 02:11 PMBT are you taking pre-orders?I will not take orders untiL I know that the CDs are going to be pressed, and not until I have a delivery date.
Quote from: Bardoly on 05/01/2013, 06:03 PMAny update on how this new CD pressing house deal is going?I sent off a second set of Masters on Wednesday. Awaiting word on how they look.
Quote from: guest on 04/17/2013, 02:50 PMWTF? Really? Did you respond, "What happened to $195?"There response to this question : "I quoted you the wrong price."
Quote from: guest on 04/16/2013, 11:42 PMThe game won't be produced correctly unless it has errors. But you have to confirm that it's only the expected ones. Even if you're up for a test disc, there's no point having one made until it sounds like they got it down to the correct format first. With Mysterious Song they said that a test disc must be purchased first, due to the unique format, or else they would not proceed. The salesman did drop the price though and a PCEFX forum raffle for the test disc (and a couple bonus prizes) covered the cost of it.Yeah, they upped the price for me . ...went from $195 to $350. Lovely people.
Quote from: guest on 04/16/2013, 12:47 PMHave you asked specifically? It's really strange, given the MSR pressing issues.Yup. Here is the message I just sent them where I quote the April 8 email asking about the errors:
They gave specific errors out when that occurred.
Quote from: guest on 04/16/2013, 11:31 AMyeah. Did they ever give specific errors from Eclipse?Nope.
Quote from: guest on 04/16/2013, 10:39 AMThat's what MSR went through also.I have a well thought out response that I am waiting a few more minutes before sending that basically says "No, we agreed to this, changing the terms now is not acceptable."
Tell them hell no on that option. The disc should be able to pass eclipse.
Quote from: ParanoiaDragon on 04/09/2013, 07:15 PMI think we need more coders as well, but at the same time, I'm guessing that multiple coders's on 1 project can sometimes slow things down. I'm only guessing, but I would think that every coder has their own style & expertise, similar to how musician's & tile & sprite artists have their own styles, & don't always mesh together. But we DO need more coder's in general, no doubt! Maybe pull some from the C64 scene or something.From my perspective, the coding is not difficult (I know, matter of perspective). Finding persons who can truly take advantage of the PCE GFX and Palettes, that's where the resource deficiency is.
Quote from: guest on 04/09/2013, 12:32 PMWe need more programmers!Not saying we don't need more devs, but I think time is more what we need .... win the lottery, quit day job, spent days doing PCE Dev. Why does this sound familiar .. . ?
Quote from: guest on 04/08/2013, 04:55 PMTell those fuckers to lay off of the Lone Stars and speak plain English.Some folks just do NOT know when to quit Spring Break.
Quote from: guest on 04/08/2013, 01:36 PMThat's not entirely true: https://youtu.be/N5KkLWCvT9o (go to 3:24).Quote from: mac on 04/08/2013, 01:12 PMGuess PC-Gunjin is dead ?It was never really alive to begin with.
Quote from: guest on 04/08/2013, 03:05 PMWho's your duder.Dave was the original guy, but lately all contact has come from Shelly. Or in context, lack of contact has not come from Shelly.
Quote from: guest on 04/08/2013, 02:16 PMThat's interesting that they're actually using the word Eclipse when reporting the error, as they didn't seem to do that with Keranu when MSR had issues. But then again, the error reporting seems to be pretty hit/miss.Any help you can offer would be appreciated.
We could probably help straighten it out if you need.
Quote from: SMF on 04/07/2013, 01:48 AMFor the people that own it how do you store yours? I keep mine on the shelf mixed in with the other TG16/Duo games.I purchased a bunch of spare Card Cases, and when games like this came out, I made a custom side label for them, so they are right on the shelf (or in storage) with the rest of the "normal" jeweled case releases.
Quote from: esteban on 04/07/2013, 08:50 AMMOST IMPORTANT QUESTION IN THE WORLD: Do the names of the music tracks have any formal/informal titles? Or have they always been referred to by their respective string of numbers (a legacy from development/coding)? I have grown fond of the numbers-as-titles (machines-creating-art-vibe), but, sadly, I can't always differentiate between the titles of the tracks until I listen to a bit of them. Ha! My poor brain.They have titles:(that covers most of them, there may be a few left over tracks on
Quote from: guest on 04/05/2013, 05:23 AMAre you dead set on a clear tray? I understand white is expensive, but black would be nice and it would at least match U.S. games.MindRec has always used White Trays and tried to match the style of the Japanese releases (for artwork). The backing art for the clear try is tasteful (in my opinion), it is a dense star field (this will show through to the front), and Coming Soon text, along with a few screen shots of Xymati. The Xymati web address is also included (I need to get that site updated).
Quote from: guest on 04/05/2013, 05:23 AMI'm confused about the Xymati/Mindrec/Eponasoft relationship. It's great that you're considering work on Xymati again, but last I heard Fragmare and Eponasoft had already revived the project. I'm not even clear who Eponasoft is (a Rover side project?). Can anyone explain?Here is the abbreviated history of Xymati.