jeps
Arcadefire
GERMANICUS!
I need to know your on-goings or I might just sell a football game to TLC
I need to know your on-goings or I might just sell a football game to TLC
GameNES: Insert Credit
- Thread starter Luckymoose
- Start date
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
I'm sorry Germanicus but I am selling your company. You have been inactive. I can't have that. You are welcome to come back and play again.
His company, including the console and half of the income is available for sale at $25,000. Preferably to a studio with no other console.
His company, including the console and half of the income is available for sale at $25,000. Preferably to a studio with no other console.
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Sold. Will post your updated stats in a minute.
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Studio Name: Hayden Games
Head of Studio/Player: Isaac Hayden/dldnjstjr
Income: $53,000 (Above Average)
Tech/Design Engine: 7
Employee Artistic/Programming: Above Average
Confidence: 7
Reputation: 6
Customer Satisfaction: 5
Production Costs: $8,000
Employee Costs: $2,000
I suggest changing your name to Hayden Entertainment or something.
EDIT: I think I have the console game library updated. All except The Eighth Ocean which I don't think have been bought. I guess if not it will be on the Phoenix.
Head of Studio/Player: Isaac Hayden/dldnjstjr
Income: $53,000 (Above Average)
Tech/Design Engine: 7
Employee Artistic/Programming: Above Average
Confidence: 7
Reputation: 6
Customer Satisfaction: 5
Production Costs: $8,000
Employee Costs: $2,000
Spoiler Console/Game Info :
I suggest changing your name to Hayden Entertainment or something.
EDIT: I think I have the console game library updated. All except The Eighth Ocean which I don't think have been bought. I guess if not it will be on the Phoenix.
tuxedohamm
Disguised as crow.
Studio Name: Swampwolf Industries
Head of Studio/Player: Kiran Hall/tuxedohamm
Income: $20,000 (Average)
Tech/Design Engine: 5
Employee Artistic/Programming: Below Average
Confidence: 6
Reputation: 4
Customer Satisfaction: 4
Production Costs: $8,000
Employee Costs: $2,000
Game Development:
Game Name: Runabout Wolf
Game Type: Platformer
Console(s): All 3 consoles
Development Status: 0/?
Description: Those darn crazed coyotes have stolen the moon. Runabout has to find and capture the coyotes to get the moon back so he can spend his nights howling at it once again. Run through fields, forests, swamps, and through the mountains searching for each of the 10 coyotes. Full 3D will allow you to explore wide open levels avoiding barbwire, hunting pits, gators, snakes, rampaging bulls, and a wide variety of other traps and enemies. Will you be able to save the night and replace the moon?
Head of Studio/Player: Kiran Hall/tuxedohamm
Income: $20,000 (Average)
Tech/Design Engine: 5
Employee Artistic/Programming: Below Average
Confidence: 6
Reputation: 4
Customer Satisfaction: 4
Production Costs: $8,000
Employee Costs: $2,000
Game Development:
Game Name: Runabout Wolf
Game Type: Platformer
Console(s): All 3 consoles
Development Status: 0/?
Description: Those darn crazed coyotes have stolen the moon. Runabout has to find and capture the coyotes to get the moon back so he can spend his nights howling at it once again. Run through fields, forests, swamps, and through the mountains searching for each of the 10 coyotes. Full 3D will allow you to explore wide open levels avoiding barbwire, hunting pits, gators, snakes, rampaging bulls, and a wide variety of other traps and enemies. Will you be able to save the night and replace the moon?
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Welcome, and nice game. Development Status means like (0/3) meaning you would have 3 turns of pay development left. Slow way would be $6000 fast way would be $9000.
carmen510
Deity
Announcement:
After further review, Dreamsoft Studios will have to be put into the capable hands of Luckymoose. We will honor our former contracts, however, from now on, we have decided not to allow exclusive content for consoles, unless donations exceed $10,000.
OOC: In other words, exclusivity just got pwned by Dreamsoft and I'm being NPC'd.
Plans:
We will create an expansion on the game for the rest of WW1 after we release the current one. Do not release the current project just yet, make more improvements. I will announce all features of the game when I come out and send orders.
After further review, Dreamsoft Studios will have to be put into the capable hands of Luckymoose. We will honor our former contracts, however, from now on, we have decided not to allow exclusive content for consoles, unless donations exceed $10,000.
OOC: In other words, exclusivity just got pwned by Dreamsoft and I'm being NPC'd.
Plans:
We will create an expansion on the game for the rest of WW1 after we release the current one. Do not release the current project just yet, make more improvements. I will announce all features of the game when I come out and send orders.
tuxedohamm
Disguised as crow.
Swampwolf Industries:
Economic Report:
-$8000 Production
-$2000 Employee
-$5000 New Game (Runabout Wolf)
$5000 Banked
Economic Report:
-$8000 Production
-$2000 Employee
-$5000 New Game (Runabout Wolf)
$5000 Banked
jeps
Arcadefire
Dldnjstjr, why would any of your games be for TLC? YOU HAVE YOUR OWN SYSTEM!
Also, how much would you give me for a Phoenix exclusive Football game? ($5000?)
Also, how much would you give me for a Phoenix exclusive Football game? ($5000?)
dldnjstjr
The Shrubber
- Joined
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- Messages
- 1,681
Because I made a contract with KKC.
I'll give you $5,000 for the football game. But, since I am also making a basketball game by the name of Street Ballin' under "Mad Skilz" series, I would like for you to put the football game under that series title.
I'll give you $5,000 for the football game. But, since I am also making a basketball game by the name of Street Ballin' under "Mad Skilz" series, I would like for you to put the football game under that series title.
jeps
Arcadefire
That does make sense. That actually makes me trust you MORE.
The fact that you will sell out a chance of greatness to honour a contract shows the dedication that we appreciate, and make us proud to have three exclusive Phoenix games.
Does Mad Skilz Football - Touchdown Showdown work for you?
The fact that you will sell out a chance of greatness to honour a contract shows the dedication that we appreciate, and make us proud to have three exclusive Phoenix games.
Does Mad Skilz Football - Touchdown Showdown work for you?
jeps
Arcadefire
Studio Name: Endless Games Inc.
Head of Studio/Player: Jacob Goldstein/j_eps
Income: $27,000 (Average)
Tech/Design Engine: 5
Employee Artistic/Programming: Below Average
Confidence: 6
Reputation: 4
Customer Satisfaction: 4
Production Costs: $8,000
Employee Costs: $2,000
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Game Name: Worldwide Warfare
Game Type: Strategy, Action/Adventure, Educational
Console(s): Phoenix
Development Status: DONE
Description: the newest genre of games, a combination of 1st person shooter, large scale strategy game, and moderately educational. Starting with a world map, the player chooses a nation to play as. They then build up an army, go through basic training, and can go to war. They have to manage military spending for the nation as well, and the strategy of the wars they fight. Once going to war, they view a blown up map, with selections of authentic military strategies of the 20th and 21st centuries, and arrows to draw for different armies. Then, they can go to a battle, pick out any individual, and play as them for the duration of the battle. The game can (if chosen) never end, as even if the world is conquered completely there will be rebellions to supress, or you can restart as the same nation on the next difficulty level. A major selling point to skeptical parents is the Game's encylopedia feature, giving history of nations and different conflicts between, and military schools of thought, as well as the maps which show both terrain and physichal features and major cities, giving the player increased knowledge of both History and Geography, which they learn subliminally while still playing a fun war game with blood and gore.
Game Name: Major League Baseball - Field Frenzy
Game Type: Sports
Console(s): Phoenix
Development Status: 1/3
Description: Play America's favorite sport, Baseball, as any of your favorite players and teams. Play a quick 9-inning game with any two teams, play a tournament, play batting practice or fielding practice, play a season as a team, or pick a team, and coach, manage, and play for them from 2009-2109. You can choose to move, build stadiums, rename, change jerseys, hire or fire staff and coaches, change players, draft new players, buy other teams and own them as well (note: may only start with 1 team), and read news updates daily. Over time, game decisions you make might influence the rules of the game. (Steroids are completely out of the game, as are corked bats and other cheating methods.)
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SPENDING (27,000)
10,000 on Production/Employee costs. (17,000)
2,000 on continuing Field Frenzy (15,000)
5,000 Speeding up and FINISHING Field Frenzy (10,000)
5,000 starting up our new football game (5,000)
4,000 on new techs, either purchased or developed (1,000)
1,000 on a raise to our dedicated employees (0)
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Game Name: Mad Skilz: Football
Game Type: Sports
Console(s): Phoenix
Development Status: 1/? (since it is multi-sport should be longer than 3)
Description: Football, the world's most popular sport, has made its long awaited return to the console. Play as your favorite teams in American, Canadian, Australian, or European (Soccer) Football. Features international play for European Football, as well as the NFL, A(rena)FL, CFL, A(ustralian)FL, NCAA I, CIS (Canadian Inter-university Sports), Premier League, MLS, Champions League, as well as hundreds of other leagues and teams around the world. New features include a tournament between the NFL, CFL, AFL, and AFL champions for a best of 2 semifinals rotating stadiums, with home team's rules being played, and in the event of a 1-1 result, points differential will determine who moves on to the best of 3 final. In the best of 3 final, the 2 first games are home team rule, and the 3rd game is either CFL, NFL, our Australian, depending on which team did not make it.
MORE FEATURES COMING IN A STORY, INCLUDING FULL LIST OF LEAGUES.
Head of Studio/Player: Jacob Goldstein/j_eps
Income: $27,000 (Average)
Tech/Design Engine: 5
Employee Artistic/Programming: Below Average
Confidence: 6
Reputation: 4
Customer Satisfaction: 4
Production Costs: $8,000
Employee Costs: $2,000
---
Game Name: Worldwide Warfare
Game Type: Strategy, Action/Adventure, Educational
Console(s): Phoenix
Development Status: DONE
Description: the newest genre of games, a combination of 1st person shooter, large scale strategy game, and moderately educational. Starting with a world map, the player chooses a nation to play as. They then build up an army, go through basic training, and can go to war. They have to manage military spending for the nation as well, and the strategy of the wars they fight. Once going to war, they view a blown up map, with selections of authentic military strategies of the 20th and 21st centuries, and arrows to draw for different armies. Then, they can go to a battle, pick out any individual, and play as them for the duration of the battle. The game can (if chosen) never end, as even if the world is conquered completely there will be rebellions to supress, or you can restart as the same nation on the next difficulty level. A major selling point to skeptical parents is the Game's encylopedia feature, giving history of nations and different conflicts between, and military schools of thought, as well as the maps which show both terrain and physichal features and major cities, giving the player increased knowledge of both History and Geography, which they learn subliminally while still playing a fun war game with blood and gore.
Game Name: Major League Baseball - Field Frenzy
Game Type: Sports
Console(s): Phoenix
Development Status: 1/3
Description: Play America's favorite sport, Baseball, as any of your favorite players and teams. Play a quick 9-inning game with any two teams, play a tournament, play batting practice or fielding practice, play a season as a team, or pick a team, and coach, manage, and play for them from 2009-2109. You can choose to move, build stadiums, rename, change jerseys, hire or fire staff and coaches, change players, draft new players, buy other teams and own them as well (note: may only start with 1 team), and read news updates daily. Over time, game decisions you make might influence the rules of the game. (Steroids are completely out of the game, as are corked bats and other cheating methods.)
---
SPENDING (27,000)
10,000 on Production/Employee costs. (17,000)
2,000 on continuing Field Frenzy (15,000)
5,000 Speeding up and FINISHING Field Frenzy (10,000)
5,000 starting up our new football game (5,000)
4,000 on new techs, either purchased or developed (1,000)
1,000 on a raise to our dedicated employees (0)
---
Game Name: Mad Skilz: Football
Game Type: Sports
Console(s): Phoenix
Development Status: 1/? (since it is multi-sport should be longer than 3)
Description: Football, the world's most popular sport, has made its long awaited return to the console. Play as your favorite teams in American, Canadian, Australian, or European (Soccer) Football. Features international play for European Football, as well as the NFL, A(rena)FL, CFL, A(ustralian)FL, NCAA I, CIS (Canadian Inter-university Sports), Premier League, MLS, Champions League, as well as hundreds of other leagues and teams around the world. New features include a tournament between the NFL, CFL, AFL, and AFL champions for a best of 2 semifinals rotating stadiums, with home team's rules being played, and in the event of a 1-1 result, points differential will determine who moves on to the best of 3 final. In the best of 3 final, the 2 first games are home team rule, and the 3rd game is either CFL, NFL, our Australian, depending on which team did not make it.
MORE FEATURES COMING IN A STORY, INCLUDING FULL LIST OF LEAGUES.
dldnjstjr
The Shrubber
- Joined
- Aug 4, 2006
- Messages
- 1,681
Nacho Money
"We're rich, man."
"Heh, dumb luck."
"Whatever happened to Zabriske?"
"No idea, and I'm not about to find out."
"I hear the business wasn't going so well."
"That's what you heard. Let's not start guessing what happened to other people."
"So does that mean we get a raise?"
"I suppose so."
"And huge office in some huge skyscraper?"
"Uh... no. Hayden says we're gonna stay exactly where we are. But the good news is: we don't have to pay rent anymore; which also means: more free food."
"What is it this time? Cheesestick?"
"Heavens, no."
"What, then?"
"Nachos."
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It all happened so suddenly. Isaac didn't know how it happened either. Well, the truth was... he didn't, indeed. All he could do was blame, or rather, praise, Mr. Hong. When they were away in Japan, where Raith had spent a lot of money at Tokyo Arcade, Mr. Hong was leafing through the newspaper. On that particular day, he was in the restroom, reading the sports section, when he ran out of toilet paper, and by some twisted form of miracle, he took the Classified section of the L.A. Times. And he came out with a quaint smile on his face, said one of the programmers.
"Mr. Hong, why didn't you tell me about this?" asked Isaac, when he had gotten back to L.A.
"Sir, I had to call dibs, and besides I wasn't about to call you at 3 AM and get my salary docked."
"Next time, I want you to call me before making a decision like this. How much was it again?"
"About twenty five thousand dollars."
"I guess we can afford nachos now."
"When are we going to get free soda machine?"
"After GENOA is released."
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The office was still the same. A three story building in Los Angeles suburb. Many people asked why he didn't move to some fancy corporation building, but Isaac only insisted on grounds that he didn't like a place bustling with people all the time. The Japan trip had given him some shock.
So now Hayden Games had its own console. Phoenix. He didn't like it. The system was outdated, graphics and performance level were far below that of Takk and Light Complex. He was going to upgrade it by mixing all the junk Hayden Games had developed. No need to change the name, he thought, I don't want to jeopardize the brand name of this thing. Now to write some letters. Even thought he knew Kenta wasn't a secretary, he was still going to send letters to him.
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To: Karui Kiba Corporation
From: Isaac Hayden
Subj: Game Development
Dear Mr. Kenta:
As you may already know. Hayden Games has bought Zabriske Entertainment and have become Hayden Entertainment. However, we will still honor the contract and GENOA and The Eight Ocean, and proposed The Order of the Ferrets will be Light Complex exclusive, of course we will still get 50% of the profit. So nothing has changed.
All the best,
Isaac Hayden
Head of Hayden Games Entertainment
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Studio Name: Hayden Games
Head of Studio/Player: Isaac Hayden/dldnjstjr
Income: $53,000 (Above Average)
Tech/Design Engine: 7
Employee Artistic/Programming: Above Average
Confidence: 7
Reputation: 6
Customer Satisfaction: 5
Production Costs: $8,000
Employee Costs: $2,000
-Production Costs: $8,000
-Employee Costs (Raise by $1,000): $3,000
-Work on GENOA: $2,000 (+$2,000 from Karui Kiba)
-Speed Up Development for GENOA: $5,000 (3/5) -> (5/5) FINISH
-Work on The Eight Ocean: $2,000 (+$2,000 from Karui Kiba)
-Speed Up Development for The Eight Ocean: $5,000 (1/9) -> (3/9)
-Start New Game: Mad Skilz: Street Ballin': $5,000 (0/5) -> (1/5)
-Upgrade Tech/Design Engine with Aphrodite Graphic Engine: $9,000
-Upgrade Phoenix with the Hayden Entertainment's technology (include Prometheus AI, Hephaestus Physics, and Aphrodite Graphic Engine, improve on system core): $5,000
-Start New Hand Held Portable with Karui Kiba: $12,500 (50% of the Cost)
-Buy Nachos, Buffalo Wings, and Icecreams: $1,500
Company Spending: $53,000
Financial Support: $4,000 from Karui Kiba Corporation
Total Spending: $57,000
Game Name: Mad Skilz: Street Ballin'
Game Type: Sports, Basketball
Console(s): Phoenix
Development Status: 0/5
Description: EVeryone loves watching basketball games, and those who do also love playing them, even on their gaming console. Mad Skilz series is a series of sport games to the extreme. The Mad Skilz: Street Ballin', features various intense gameplay with "mad skilz" on their hands. Players can perform high skill maneuvers to psyche other players and computers and other mad balling movements. The players can also customize their own characters with their own photos by scanning them and transferring the files to the console as well as redesigning the entire basketball court with multivariable customization tools. Finally, Street Ballin' will also feature what is called the "Physics Lab" where players can mess around with the laws of physics to make the gameplay more exciting by playing a game in Zero-G, or High-G, or anything. Incorporated with Hayden Entertainment's new Hephaestus Physics Engine, anything is possible!
Handheld Name: Phoenix Light
Handheld Tech: 9 (we'll get to that level soon enough, plus it's a joint project)
Handheld Features: High Definition LCD Light-Up Touch screen (600×340 Resolution), 64 MiB Main RAM, 8 MiB Graphics and Media Unit (233 MHz Graphics Chip and 580 Bit Interface), Wireless Connection, 2 Hours Emergency Battery, Plug-In Connection with Light Complex and Phoenix, Shock Proof, Detachable Casing, Water Proof, Accessible On-Screen External Memory Card Support, Audio Port, MP3 Player, Loadable PC Video Interface, IE Web Browser.
Description: Following the old PSP, Pheonix Light is the 8th generation of handheld portable made by Karui Kiba Corporation and Hayden Entertainment. This new handheld is comparable to that of the console's performance level. Featuring amazing graphic, high-tech RAM and Processor, the Phoenix Light leads the way into the new generation of portable gaming. Made jointly by the makers of TLC and Pheonix, this portable system is compatible with both consoles. With it's massive memory storage interface, the players can hold practically infinite number of musics and videos as well. Also adding to Shock and Water Proof, the Detachable Casing provides more protection and aesthetic qualities to the system bu surrounding the actual hand-held. When accidentally dropped and casing breaks, the damaged casing can be easily replaced by purchasing another one.
"We're rich, man."
"Heh, dumb luck."
"Whatever happened to Zabriske?"
"No idea, and I'm not about to find out."
"I hear the business wasn't going so well."
"That's what you heard. Let's not start guessing what happened to other people."
"So does that mean we get a raise?"
"I suppose so."
"And huge office in some huge skyscraper?"
"Uh... no. Hayden says we're gonna stay exactly where we are. But the good news is: we don't have to pay rent anymore; which also means: more free food."
"What is it this time? Cheesestick?"
"Heavens, no."
"What, then?"
"Nachos."
------------------------------------------------------------
It all happened so suddenly. Isaac didn't know how it happened either. Well, the truth was... he didn't, indeed. All he could do was blame, or rather, praise, Mr. Hong. When they were away in Japan, where Raith had spent a lot of money at Tokyo Arcade, Mr. Hong was leafing through the newspaper. On that particular day, he was in the restroom, reading the sports section, when he ran out of toilet paper, and by some twisted form of miracle, he took the Classified section of the L.A. Times. And he came out with a quaint smile on his face, said one of the programmers.
"Mr. Hong, why didn't you tell me about this?" asked Isaac, when he had gotten back to L.A.
"Sir, I had to call dibs, and besides I wasn't about to call you at 3 AM and get my salary docked."
"Next time, I want you to call me before making a decision like this. How much was it again?"
"About twenty five thousand dollars."
"I guess we can afford nachos now."
"When are we going to get free soda machine?"
"After GENOA is released."
-----------------------------------------------------------
The office was still the same. A three story building in Los Angeles suburb. Many people asked why he didn't move to some fancy corporation building, but Isaac only insisted on grounds that he didn't like a place bustling with people all the time. The Japan trip had given him some shock.
So now Hayden Games had its own console. Phoenix. He didn't like it. The system was outdated, graphics and performance level were far below that of Takk and Light Complex. He was going to upgrade it by mixing all the junk Hayden Games had developed. No need to change the name, he thought, I don't want to jeopardize the brand name of this thing. Now to write some letters. Even thought he knew Kenta wasn't a secretary, he was still going to send letters to him.
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To: Karui Kiba Corporation
From: Isaac Hayden
Subj: Game Development
Dear Mr. Kenta:
As you may already know. Hayden Games has bought Zabriske Entertainment and have become Hayden Entertainment. However, we will still honor the contract and GENOA and The Eight Ocean, and proposed The Order of the Ferrets will be Light Complex exclusive, of course we will still get 50% of the profit. So nothing has changed.
All the best,
Isaac Hayden
Head of Hayden Games Entertainment
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Studio Name: Hayden Games
Head of Studio/Player: Isaac Hayden/dldnjstjr
Income: $53,000 (Above Average)
Tech/Design Engine: 7
Employee Artistic/Programming: Above Average
Confidence: 7
Reputation: 6
Customer Satisfaction: 5
Production Costs: $8,000
Employee Costs: $2,000
-Production Costs: $8,000
-Employee Costs (Raise by $1,000): $3,000
-Work on GENOA: $2,000 (+$2,000 from Karui Kiba)
-Speed Up Development for GENOA: $5,000 (3/5) -> (5/5) FINISH
-Work on The Eight Ocean: $2,000 (+$2,000 from Karui Kiba)
-Speed Up Development for The Eight Ocean: $5,000 (1/9) -> (3/9)
-Start New Game: Mad Skilz: Street Ballin': $5,000 (0/5) -> (1/5)
-Upgrade Tech/Design Engine with Aphrodite Graphic Engine: $9,000
-Upgrade Phoenix with the Hayden Entertainment's technology (include Prometheus AI, Hephaestus Physics, and Aphrodite Graphic Engine, improve on system core): $5,000
-Start New Hand Held Portable with Karui Kiba: $12,500 (50% of the Cost)
-Buy Nachos, Buffalo Wings, and Icecreams: $1,500
Company Spending: $53,000
Financial Support: $4,000 from Karui Kiba Corporation
Total Spending: $57,000
Game Name: Mad Skilz: Street Ballin'
Game Type: Sports, Basketball
Console(s): Phoenix
Development Status: 0/5
Description: EVeryone loves watching basketball games, and those who do also love playing them, even on their gaming console. Mad Skilz series is a series of sport games to the extreme. The Mad Skilz: Street Ballin', features various intense gameplay with "mad skilz" on their hands. Players can perform high skill maneuvers to psyche other players and computers and other mad balling movements. The players can also customize their own characters with their own photos by scanning them and transferring the files to the console as well as redesigning the entire basketball court with multivariable customization tools. Finally, Street Ballin' will also feature what is called the "Physics Lab" where players can mess around with the laws of physics to make the gameplay more exciting by playing a game in Zero-G, or High-G, or anything. Incorporated with Hayden Entertainment's new Hephaestus Physics Engine, anything is possible!
Handheld Name: Phoenix Light
Handheld Tech: 9 (we'll get to that level soon enough, plus it's a joint project)
Handheld Features: High Definition LCD Light-Up Touch screen (600×340 Resolution), 64 MiB Main RAM, 8 MiB Graphics and Media Unit (233 MHz Graphics Chip and 580 Bit Interface), Wireless Connection, 2 Hours Emergency Battery, Plug-In Connection with Light Complex and Phoenix, Shock Proof, Detachable Casing, Water Proof, Accessible On-Screen External Memory Card Support, Audio Port, MP3 Player, Loadable PC Video Interface, IE Web Browser.
Description: Following the old PSP, Pheonix Light is the 8th generation of handheld portable made by Karui Kiba Corporation and Hayden Entertainment. This new handheld is comparable to that of the console's performance level. Featuring amazing graphic, high-tech RAM and Processor, the Phoenix Light leads the way into the new generation of portable gaming. Made jointly by the makers of TLC and Pheonix, this portable system is compatible with both consoles. With it's massive memory storage interface, the players can hold practically infinite number of musics and videos as well. Also adding to Shock and Water Proof, the Detachable Casing provides more protection and aesthetic qualities to the system bu surrounding the actual hand-held. When accidentally dropped and casing breaks, the damaged casing can be easily replaced by purchasing another one.
tuxedohamm
Disguised as crow.
Post from the Swampwolf Industries employee blog page:
I'm Rolland Jones. I am the lead programer and part of the design team for Runabout Wolf. Kiran Hall has a fun game thought up and is full of ideas at our weekly meetings. He honored me with the job of leading the programing team and I work closely with all the other teams.
Currently we have just started with the basic ideas of what we want in the game. Runabout as a character is still under design with the art team, but we want him to look natural both on two and four legs with fluid movement between the two. The aim is towards a slightly cartoon-ish style, and so we are planning levels with that in mind. Each level will have a different feel to it, but all will maintain the same play style.
We hope to have a fully interactive enviroment while maintaining the natural feel of a simple easy to play platformer. Keep watch of this blog for future updates on our progress.
I'm Rolland Jones. I am the lead programer and part of the design team for Runabout Wolf. Kiran Hall has a fun game thought up and is full of ideas at our weekly meetings. He honored me with the job of leading the programing team and I work closely with all the other teams.
Currently we have just started with the basic ideas of what we want in the game. Runabout as a character is still under design with the art team, but we want him to look natural both on two and four legs with fluid movement between the two. The aim is towards a slightly cartoon-ish style, and so we are planning levels with that in mind. Each level will have a different feel to it, but all will maintain the same play style.
We hope to have a fully interactive enviroment while maintaining the natural feel of a simple easy to play platformer. Keep watch of this blog for future updates on our progress.
From: Aiko Sakurada, Head of the Karui Kiba Corporation
To: Kiran Hall, Head of Swampwolf Industries
Runabout Wolf, I have noticed, appears to be developing for all three consoles. Could we interest you in exclusivity for the Light Complex?
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Edit: Since Nuclear Kid has a bad memory, it behooves me to mention all the deals I have at this moment and with whom and for what. All of the NPC deals are finished if I recall correctly save for with Destiny Games.
Hayden Games: $2,000 per turn for GENOA.
EtherEnd Games: $3,000 per turn for Apocalyptic Galactic Piracy.
Nuclear Kid Industries $3,000 per turn for Imperia.
Hayden Games: $3,000 initially and now $2,000 per turn for Eight Ocean.
Destiny Games: $7,000 as a one-time payment for Smite Force One.
To: Kiran Hall, Head of Swampwolf Industries
Runabout Wolf, I have noticed, appears to be developing for all three consoles. Could we interest you in exclusivity for the Light Complex?
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Edit: Since Nuclear Kid has a bad memory, it behooves me to mention all the deals I have at this moment and with whom and for what. All of the NPC deals are finished if I recall correctly save for with Destiny Games.
Hayden Games: $2,000 per turn for GENOA.
EtherEnd Games: $3,000 per turn for Apocalyptic Galactic Piracy.
Nuclear Kid Industries $3,000 per turn for Imperia.
Hayden Games: $3,000 initially and now $2,000 per turn for Eight Ocean.
Destiny Games: $7,000 as a one-time payment for Smite Force One.
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