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I only want the screen to be a bit wider and I do not want to use any modified sprites or levels even if I won't make an 'exact' copy of the game itself (currently I am ripping the maps from the original with Maptapper, yes even if you did so already, I found it not alright to just use stuff you made and not before trying my hand at it myself first, that's just how I am ).

Д«ut to your question, yes, I intend to do so as long as I can find some fun in it - if you wonder why, I'll tell some other time, but don't laughДЄs for the resolution, no I will go for an even smaller one (352x198 instead of 288x200 for the ingame screen, which would still be a true 16:9 pixel format and 2 pixels less in height than the Amiga original). Hey darkfalzx, you the man Ah well, you know, I feel that legacy Beast of yours is the one to go - it's the one I'd play after all.

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There are no filter effects, joypad controls or even pixel perfect scaling, it's just a are the sound files still to download from somewhere? There were in the Zone some time ago but aren't on anymore. The player is controlled via cursor keys and control for punch/kick. The parallax layers should look quite accurate and there are also some bouncing stones as enemies if you walk a bit to the right. Plus, I wouldn't need to bother anyone for specific features in SOTB remakes anymore I'd add in a lot of options and settings to customise the experience, still nothing really that 'enhanced' as darfalzx approach Since yesterday I am working on the character movement and the scrolling.

I am trying to get the first Beast done at first and the ultimate goal would be to actually 'combine' the overworlds of all three parts to maybe get one seamless game. It is not a legacy/enhancement project like the remake from darkfalzx, however. I've been using Game Maker Studio for some other games I am working on, so I thought I give it a shot as well. I have tried my luck on yet another take on the original Beast and uploaded a quick demo to the Zone ('Shadow of the Beast (engine remake) Demo'). Well, if you kind of want to get this box 'mass produced' without drowning in the cost, try this: I'd buy one for sure and I certainly know some other people that would.

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Now, were was I? Ah yes, the only thing I miss from Ultionus (and a LOT of games nowaddays) is a BOX and maybe a MANUAL (must be a strange concept to some people these days - and of course physical items and their distribution are far too expensive for indies). do you have a version of that Ultionus box for sale? The game is very nice (you rarely see that level of pixel art in a commercial release, a lot of devs opt for that simple 8 bit/16 bit mixed style which is currently flooding steam while yours is more 16 bit in a very good quality, like you'd only find on pixeljoint and the likes - aren't you a contributer there, anyway?). The universal font makes perfect sense then, nice It may look a bit better if smaller but the font itself is great, so if you're fine with it, that's fine of course! (what do you have against cracktro scrollers, come on, this must have been part of your SOTB experience at one point during the old days, too ) Looking forward to any new releaseД«tw. Oh right - all three games as one package, I remember. Also most backgrounds have been vertically expanded. I also added a new cutscene before the shmup section, new animations for crouch-turning, and turning in the shmup mode. In the end - how I know the difficulty is close to the original, is that without prior training I usually make it to about the same point in both - the original game and the remake.ДЄ few elements are fixed BTW - most notably a horrible game-breaking bug that happens if you exit the castle after taking the pulse rifle. I feel like I hit the right balance of difficulty by taking out some of the more frustrating elements, like sadistic collision, ridgid jumping, sluggish turning and unfair camera, and compensating with more and faster enemies. I really hope this change doesn't prevent you from playing the remake.

As for the font - I just wanted to keep it uniform throughout all three games. It cheapened the experience for me, as such scrolls were more akin to pirate intros. That horizontal scrolling is one of very few things I really disliked in the original game.

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