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I'm not entirely sure how else to phrase the question for the title. The game I'm working on currently is my first with RMMV, and I want it to be a smaller project, but I also want to tribute it to an older game I played that no longer exists. In fact, all related companies that had anything to do with the creation/development of said game have dissolved and there is next to no information about them anymore other than some older articles about the game itself.
The only thing I'm keeping from the original game is the city names, everything else is either going to be more generic RPG terms or original content. I would like to credit the entity involved in creating the names, but other than the companies' names I don't really know who to credit? I figure this is something I should credit since I didn't make the names myself, but I'm not really sure.
I guess I would like more clarification on how that would all work. Thanks in advance!
The only thing I'm keeping from the original game is the city names, everything else is either going to be more generic RPG terms or original content. I would like to credit the entity involved in creating the names, but other than the companies' names I don't really know who to credit? I figure this is something I should credit since I didn't make the names myself, but I'm not really sure.
I guess I would like more clarification on how that would all work. Thanks in advance!
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