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NikeX
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| parallaxscroll wrote: | Someone scanned some of the later Next Generation magazine M2 articles (which makes me wish I could read the rest that were not scanned) a few years ago. I managed to bring up the index of them on web archive and I've re-uploaded those articles.
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A few "new" screenshots (the new video is uploading at the moment): You can see the mentioned particle effects, the great textures, better than PSX or SAT and even N64. You can move the camera in realtime around the car, and look at the last screenshot: There is a wall with a special texture. It's behind a house in a track in IMSA Racing. If you drive towards the wall, the easter egg "2D shooting game" will stat. What a surprise!
I'm going to post endless screenshots also on my blog:
http://www.mikkai.wordpress.com |
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The new IMSA video, with the 2D shooter easter egg:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiUUb--ggIw
my camera is a good one, but it makes sound effects after filming one hour.
edit: no, it's not my camera, it's magix video deluxe 15' fault. I'm working on it.
I've got a new race track in IMSA. I don't no why, maybe because of some track highscores or a glitch. The new track was gone after soft reset via P button. But here are some impressions:
The details are amazing:
If you're not tired, new video soon.
edit2: I've also got two new radiostations: Grunge and Pop. |
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NikeX
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And this is the new video showing the bonus track mentioned in the thread above:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESMpBJFzmIY
edit: new high definition video with IMSA glitches & stunts coming today
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Something about that is very 3DO. Reminds me of the "milk run" at the end of Shock Wave for some reason.
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New video with a better screen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeLGfeDHIYo
Snapshots fromt the video:
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awbacon
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Awesome videos. Thanks for doing them all. If you ever need help with vids, I am a filmmaker for a living and would love to be a part of documenting all the crazy new M2 stuff.
Question, since I now MUST OWN a fz-35 to play this...do you need the proto pad? or can you use a standard 3DO pad? I have never seen a proto pad for sale |
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NikeX
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awbacon, I honestly don't know, unsure about this. M2 proto pad and normal 3DO pad do have the same ports. But their inner life differ totally from each other. Should I try it out? In the FZ-35 manual it says, that the user shouldn't connect any periphery from the stores, because this could cause a fire.  Does anyone have an idea?
By the way, in EDGE issue 22 UK edition July 1995 is photo of an early M2 dev kit, on page 58. Connected to a FZ-1! Which you means, maybe you can use a normal M1 pad.
EDIT: awbacon! You are a filmmaker? Can I send you a 32 minutes long video I've made with 5 others in a german bunker? To hear your opinion, if you have time. It's a hobby of mine. |
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| NikeX wrote: | awbacon, I honestly don't know, unsure about this. M2 proto pad and normal 3DO pad do have the same ports. But their inner life differ totally from each other. Should I try it out? In the FZ-35 manual it says, that the user shouldn't connect any periphery from the stores, because this could cause a fire. Does anyone have an idea?
By the way, in EDGE issue 22 UK edition July 1995 is photo of an early M2 dev kit, on page 58. Connected to a FZ-1! Which you means, maybe you can use a normal M1 pad.
EDIT: awbacon! You are a filmmaker? Can I send you a 32 minutes long video I've made with 5 others in a german bunker? To hear your opinion, if you have time. It's a hobby of mine. |
Hey guys, you can safely use normal 3DO pads on FZ-35S units. It's really all I ever use on those machines as I don't want to wear down the much harder to find M2 proto pads. |
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NikeX
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| Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2010 5:51 am Post subject: |
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| Yes! I tried it out and it works! But I cannot change the view, because the small 'R' button is needed. It's on the 3D Zero Controller - the 6 button turbo joypad for the 3DO - which became later the M2 proto pad, right? Now, all you need is a FZ-35 Player. Good news for everyone! |
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| NikeX wrote: | | ...a 32 minutes long video I've made with 5 others in a german bunker... |
MMMMmmmmmmmm 
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