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The Platue effect September 02, 2008 01:18AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 55 |
thats what we have hit, with a low of new ppl active in the forum, minimal homebrew being made, it seems we have hit a platue, and are stuck with simple nes style games, personally i think this compettion was a bad idea, because no one is putting any work out because they are saving it all up for the tourny
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Re: The Platue effect September 02, 2008 02:52AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 83 |
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Re: The Platue effect September 02, 2008 02:30PM | Admin Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 180 |
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Xylite
thats what we have hit, with a low of new ppl active in the forum, minimal homebrew being made, it seems we have hit a platue, and are stuck with simple nes style games, personally i think this compettion was a bad idea, because no one is putting any work out because they are saving it all up for the tourny
I watched beardface update WiiPhysics a few days ago, I know quite a few people chugging away at their homebrew (myself included), and not even waninkoko is taking a break.
If you think forum activity is low, maybe you're hitting refresh too much. Go outside.
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Re: The Platue effect September 02, 2008 09:22PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 47 |
The rules state that it must be new homebrew that has never been released so that's why we still see updates, as for slowing down Xylite is right, a lot of members have left due to the forums and even though the old ones are back up, the old members probably haven't checked for them yet. Once the contest is over, hopefully things start picking up again.Quote
tonaThe hell are you talking about?Quote
Xylite
thats what we have hit, with a low of new ppl active in the forum, minimal homebrew being made, it seems we have hit a platue, and are stuck with simple nes style games, personally i think this compettion was a bad idea, because no one is putting any work out because they are saving it all up for the tourny
I watched beardface update WiiPhysics a few days ago, I know quite a few people chugging away at their homebrew (myself included), and not even waninkoko is taking a break.
If you think forum activity is low, maybe you're hitting refresh too much. Go outside.
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Re: The Platue effect September 02, 2008 09:25PM | Admin Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 180 |
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Re: The Platue effect September 02, 2008 10:43PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 83 |
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Re: The Platue effect September 02, 2008 10:52PM | Admin Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 5,132 |
What are you saying? The contest is having no effect. Plenty of new apps have been released (Doom, Wii Shooting Gallery) and updated (WiiPhysics, Mahjongg Wii). I actually agree with tona, I'm not expecting much to turn up from this. Having said that, anything that does turn better be pretty good considering all the development time. Furthermore, exactly what apps do you know of that are not being released due to the contest? I chose not to enter it (didn't like requirements) and don't know of really anyone that is.
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Re: The Platue effect September 03, 2008 12:24AM | Admin Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 180 |
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Re: The Platue effect September 03, 2008 09:08PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 248 |
Doom came out? I see a little dip in code writing but I can't keep up with the homebrew anyways. The dip is expected since school in anywhere I know of is starting and schoolwork is taking over. This LITTLE DIP will help come up with new games that are better than ever because homebrew for wii isn't 1 year old yet meaning all the "dead time" in school can be used for coming up with ideas. Look at Galaxy Stations (supposed to help them, crap better get back to that with graphics) slowy making it there and will be best out there in the feature list.
P.S.: [objection.mrdictionary.net]
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P.S.: [objection.mrdictionary.net]
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Re: The Platue effect October 06, 2008 02:31AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 55 |
forum wise, i havent been here in about 2 months, and there is only like 10 new topics in each cat >.>
homebrew wise, i see wii physics becoming great, but that is all i see going any where fast.
the homebrew seems like a phase, it picked up and went fast for a while, but then it kinda just stopped
homebrew wise, i see wii physics becoming great, but that is all i see going any where fast.
the homebrew seems like a phase, it picked up and went fast for a while, but then it kinda just stopped
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Re: The Platue effect October 06, 2008 10:53PM | Admin Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 5,132 |
Yeah, homebrew just kinda stopped. Noyhing's happened in the last two month's. Let's not even mention how slow august was.
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06 October 08: Hermes has released a new version of WiiEngine 1.5b. This version fixes the save bug.
05 October 08: Miom has released SD Explorer 1.0b. This version adds a copy function, uses a new skin, and fixes the delete corruption bug.
05 October 08: CashMan has released a new version Wii Quizz 1.3. This version adds a new game mode and other changes.
03 October 08: rOn has released MPlayerWii 0.06. This version add huge speedup on USB devices and added classic controller support.
03 October 08: Hermes has released WiiEngine 1.5. This version adds Gamecube gamepad support and some improvements in CD Rom game and sound.
01 October 08: Tantric has released FCE Ultra GX 2.0.3. This version adds FDS support and improves stability.
01 October 08: farter has released a new version of GeeXboX v0.1alpha3. This version fix various bugs, update MPlayer to r27630.
29 September 08: raribeir has released version 0.1 of WiiFortune. This version implements a version of the Unix' fortune written from scratch.
26 September 08: Muzer, mattgentl, and CraZzy have released version 1.1 of txt-read. It includes many new features and bugfixes.
26 September 08: Eluan has reelased a new version of Quake 0.04. This version add Mods and Mission packs support, Transparent status bar, a new menu and various bugfixes.
23 September 08: CashMan has released Wii Quizz. It currently only has questions in French.
22 September 08: michniewski & Tantric have released Snes9x GX 005. It features the 1.51 core, superscope support, auto save/load and more.
21 September 08: Arikado has released v0.1 of Wiibreaker. This is a simple brickbreaker game.
21 September 08: Lnuxguy has released version 0.3 of WiiDoom. This verson implements Saving, Loading, Automap, and PWAD support.
20 September 08: Tantric has released version 2.0.2 of FCE Ultra GX. This verson contains bugfixes and better Zapper controls.
18 September 08: joedj has released version 0.0.14 of FTPii. This version was rebuilt with latest libfat CVS to fix delete corruption bug and speed up opening large files.
18 September 08: Tantric has released version 1.0.1 of Visual Boy Advance GX. This version fixes problems with L/R buttons, improves the menu and runs GBA games at full speed.
17 September 08: Rockybulwinkle has released v1.1 of Gravity. This version allows for adjusting acceleration and zoom.
17 September 08: Eke-eke has released a new version of Gnuboy GX. This version fixes the "Press Button A" issue and adds fast scrolling.
15 September 08: adb has released v0.1 of Map Maker, a demo app that generates cool-looking terrain you can edit on-the-fly
12 September 08: Wii Gamecube Homebrew Launcher 0.2 supports loading from front SD slot. Gamecube disc support has been added (untested).
11 September 08: Hermes has released WiiEngine 1.4. This version adds emulation of some functions of the PC Engine CD BIOS, support of ADPCM format and updates the Savestate.
10 September 08: Lnuxguy has released WiiDoom 0.2. This version supports IR turning, as well as corrected brightness,sound, and weapon selection.
09 September 08: Hermes has released an update of his PC Engine emulator WiiEngine 1.2. This update add Nunchuck support, correct support of games Street Fighter 2 & Strip Fighter, fix sound...
09 September 08: Penpvdbs has released Easy homebrew installer, a compact installer to install the Homebrew Channel.
08 September 08: libwiiupdate allows you to easily add update support to your app.
07 September 08: rockybulwinkle has released version 1.0 of Gravity, a multiplayer space shooting game with universal gravitation.
06 September 08: Mega Man has released Wii Gamecube Homebrew Launcher which can start Gamecube homebrew applications.
06 September 08: Amarth released version 0.2 of his Jump 'n Bump port. It is a multiplayer game with cute bunnies and gore. Very addictive!
05 September 08: PaceMaker released version 0.3 of his SpaceShooter homebrew game, adding more controller choices, two new levels and background mp3 sound.
04 September 08: Scognito published a level editor for his upcoming homebrew game Wiicross.
02 September 08: JustWoody has released v0.4 of Mahjongg Wii. Added multiple tile layouts, shuffle mode, matching tile counter, true type style font, etc.
01 September 08: Westy92 released a Metronome. It is the first metronome for the Wii. Check it out! Download here.
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Re: The Platue effect November 08, 2008 08:42PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 55 |
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Re: The Platue effect November 08, 2008 10:37PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 443 |
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Re: The Platue effect November 09, 2008 06:28AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 114 |
Although I know you've seen this already... orly?Quote
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I actually agree with tona, I'm not expecting much to turn up from this.
Be that as it may, it's true that there aren't that many original games out there yet. From a gaming perspective, besides ports and emulators, there are only a handful of games they'd want to play. However, that's just one viewpoint of course, it's all about what you're interested in. Personally I'm interested in every single piece of homebrew for the Wii be it a game, hack, application, etc.Quote
whodares
Everybody's interests are different.
I was actually planning on releasing my own game for the competition (I just want a USB Gecko D: ), but I wasn't "saving it up" for the contest. I was already working on it when the contest was announced and figured that it'd be nice to commit to a concrete due date. That ended up being too soon (there's no way I'll be done in 6 days), so meh.
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Re: The Platue effect November 09, 2008 09:37AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 1,012 |
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I was actually planning on releasing my own game for the competition (I just want a USB Gecko D: ), but I wasn't "saving it up" for the contest.
The Link doesn't work for me.
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Re: The Platue effect November 09, 2008 10:17AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 443 |
Cool, I hadn't seen this, looks ace!
Maybe there aren't that many original games, but rather than just saying "Hey, we've not got any games here" maybe they could start making one. Maybe I'm overreacting. Even if you (not you specifically, just general) don't know how to code, do graphics, or compose music, there's nothing stopping you from writing a design document and asking. Okay, that's not guarenteed to get help, but it's pro-active...Quote
AerialXBe that as it may, it's true that there aren't that many original games out there yet. From a gaming perspective, besides ports and emulators, there are only a handful of games they'd want to play.Quote
whodares
Everybody's interests are different.
That link didn't work for me :-(Quote
AerialX
I was actually planning on releasing my own game for the competition (I just want a USB Gecko D: ), but I wasn't "saving it up" for the contest. I was already working on it when the contest was announced and figured that it'd be nice to commit to a concrete due date. That ended up being too soon (there's no way I'll be done in 6 days), so meh.
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Re: The Platue effect November 09, 2008 03:57PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 248 |
I think we all personally need to just stop talk of "there isn't much homebrew being written that fits for me" talk. Lets go pro-active and support those of the community willing to write the software wether you are wanting that program or it doesn't matter to you, you should still have the same attitude.
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Re: The Platue effect November 09, 2008 08:14PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 114 |
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The Link doesn't work for me.
Yeah my (free) host sucks horribly. Well there's a screenshot (pretty outdated though, a month or two old) hosted externally. My site's back up for the time being, though.Quote
whodares
That link didn't work for me :-(
I do agree that it's not very productive to whine about the lack of games and that people should do something proactive. I guess I'm just trying to say that you should expect people to whine :P
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Re: The Platue effect November 09, 2008 09:37PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 443 |
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