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| Dr Baghead 796th Post
 
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|  "Re(3):New KOF2K DC shots"
, posted Thu 11 Apr 11:44
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That would take even longer to do. Besides, 98 has pretty much everyone covered.
Everyone besides Goentiz, Geese, Mr.Big, Krauser, Eiji, Kasumi, Orochi, Orochi Iori, and Orochi Leona... and just to be nit picky since 98 is 4 yeara old it lacks the new characters to the series introduced in 99/2k.
I just feel Characters make better extras then stages, especially if the point of the extras is to bring up nostalgic feelings and generate intrest in a game.
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| tweleve
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|  "Re(7):New KOF2K DC shots"
, posted Thu 11 Apr 14:47
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Notice the lack of shadows under some characters' feet?
Maybe these are just "concept" screenshots, meant to be resemble the finished product.
Look at Iori vs. Kyo.
No, the shadows are just flickering because the NeoGeo ist not capable of translucently effects and for the DC port they will not change this technique.
But the shadows are improved and solid on the other DC KOF ports, whereas they're flickery on the Neo.
Yes but those ports had transparencies and 3d backgrounds. This one will basically emulate the MVS version only with the new/old backgrounds. Id rather that they took the time out to re-do the bg's like they did in the other 2 ports, sure the 3d was pixelly because they had to keep it at the same resolution as the sprites. but it looked nice and it didnt feel out of place one bit. I guess different company, different kind of port, a horrendously quick port at that.
You mean that every background in this game is going to be an old backgound, with no KOF 2000 backgrounds?
So that's how they're getting past the DC/Neo resolution differences this time, is it?
But if the KOF backgrounds don't work then why do the old backgrounds work? Is it because those old games used a zoom feature, like Last Blade, allowing for bigger backgrounds, and these fit the DC better?
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| Fro Boy11 300th Post
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| "Re(8):New KOF2K DC shots" , posted Thu 11 Apr 18:09
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Notice the lack of shadows under some characters' feet?
Maybe these are just "concept" screenshots, meant to be resemble the finished product.
Look at Iori vs. Kyo.
No, the shadows are just flickering because the NeoGeo ist not capable of translucently effects and for the DC port they will not change this technique.
But the shadows are improved and solid on the other DC KOF ports, whereas they're flickery on the Neo.
Yes but those ports had transparencies and 3d backgrounds. This one will basically emulate the MVS version only with the new/old backgrounds. Id rather that they took the time out to re-do the bg's like they did in the other 2 ports, sure the 3d was pixelly because they had to keep it at the same resolution as the sprites. but it looked nice and it didnt feel out of place one bit. I guess different company, different kind of port, a horrendously quick port at that.
You mean that every background in this game is going to be an old backgound, with no KOF 2000 backgrounds?
So that's how they're getting past the DC/Neo resolution differences this time, is it?
But if the KOF backgrounds don't work then why do the old backgrounds work? Is it because those old games used a zoom feature, like Last Blade, allowing for bigger backgrounds, and these fit the DC better?
I think you'll only get a new background when someone uses a special striker. The Egyptian desert stage, and the aquarium stage are KOF 2000 backgrounds.
Lick 'ems
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