Gameboy Retro Pack Interest

[Chrome]

Cool, but not for me..to buy or play.

 

[RyanA]

A colored NES style version like others suggested would be awesome too! :3

 

[Quigon]

That's super cool, would definitely go for that.

 

[SoulPour777]

Sadly, I vote no. You know what they say, I'll just wait for someone kind enough to share it for free.

 

[EvilEagles]

Sadly, I vote no. You know what they say, I'll just wait for someone kind enough to share it for free.

lolwut

 

[seita]

After this, surely you'll consider releasing 2k or 2k3!

@Soul. what?

 

[Indrah]

Dude, stick your open piracy up your boot. This ain't the place.

 

[Scinaya]

Sadly, I vote no. You know what they say, I'll just wait for someone kind enough to share it for free.

Yeah right. How nice for the artist who would spend hours for it and sell only one copy, if everyone thought this way.

 

[Celianna]

Sadly, I vote no. You know what they say, I'll just wait for someone kind enough to share it for free.

Convince me why I shouldn't ban you right now for saying that.

 

[Kapik]

Sadly, I vote no. You know what they say, I'll just wait for someone kind enough to share it for free.

 

[Conect11]

Someone had to.

 

[Panda]

Convince me why I shouldn't ban you right now for saying that.

As for the pack, I've been leaning towards a retro game, but I've never had the resources to do it. Looks great!

 

[Conect11]

As for the pack, I've been leaning towards a retro game, but I've never had the resources to do it. Looks great!

You, Panda, win the internet.

 

[Jay_NOLA]

I'd pass on the graphics part of the pack any music is a different matter.

Would prefer to see an official English release of RM2k and RM2K3 instead.

 

[Seacliff]

I voted other, I need a little bit more detailed to be convinced, however, I love the idea.

If your open to suggestions, some looped versions of link's awakening soundtrack would get me to buy it in a heart-beat.

Oh, and just wondering, how much would you estimate the price to be? just a rough estimate...

 

[SoulPour777]

Sadly, I vote no. You know what they say, I'll just wait for someone kind enough to share it for free.

It seems you got it.

Convince me why I shouldn't ban you right now for saying that.

Of course, I was just joking.

 

[Celianna]

Of course, I was just joking.

Nope, that didn't convince me.

 

[EvilEagles]

Your joke almost got you banned bro. Do you just casually leave a racist remark in real life and say it's a joke?

 

[Travatar]

RPGMakerWeb, I'm really happy that you're undertaking this project... I'll let you finish, but a version with an NES-style color palette would be one of the best tilesets of all time. One of the best tilesets of all time!
*hands back the microphone and runs off-stage.*

(But yeah, I'd still buy this. In addition to the NES-style game in my head, there's a gameboy esque game I've been thinking about ever since I played Tower of Heaven.)

Probably not. If someone wants to have extremely crappy graphics in his game, he can simply apply a few filters in a photo editing program.

I've actually tried making NES and Gameboy graphics based off of the RTP by using filters. While I did succeed in making crappy graphics, I didn't succeed in making anything that looks convincingly retro. Turns out there's a lot more effort to it, especially for people like me who have no inclination toward spriting or hand-painting color palettes.

 

[Jesse - PVGames]

I think it's pretty awesome and it definitely reminds me of games I used to play waaaayyy back on the original game boy (I feel old now). I think it would be nifty and perhaps a bit nostalgic to have such graphics, but realistically and practically I am unsure if it would be something I would ever actually use. If these were in color instead of the shades of green that they are, that might tip the scales since 8 and 16-bit retro graphics are all the rage these days for indie games. However, unless someone is making an 8-bit noir game, then I can't see too much practical use. Still though, any new resource is a good resource. More options are always better, so I would vote yes.