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Stuff like this, to say nothing of my recent, unrelated playthrough of Earthbound on SNES9X, is exactly what makes me look forward to the development of Lucky Star: Day of the Beehive. Whenever I see games like those at Savers, I always imagine my own planned game being among them.
Really, this is exactly like when I used to imagine a modern, full-3D, English-voiced Makendou game for the Wii, Playstation 3, or Xbox 360 back in 2008, and one could just as easily imagine Freedom Planet being one of those much older games stored in a jewel case. I'll bet FP creator Steven DiDuro sure did while developing that game.
Right now, though, I still don't think I'm ready to continue Starbound, and I also have yet to hear back from Brian before we agree whether to keep focus on Popotan or postpone that in favor of Suzune. Should also help that Jake will finally have access to a computer on Friday, coinciding with his parents leaving home for a week, hopefully enabling him to finally start working on Unwilling Service while I focus on either that new Cibus installment or Starbound anyway, depending on what Brian and I actually cover for my upcoming visit.
Stuff like this, to say nothing of my recent, unrelated playthrough of Earthbound on SNES9X, is exactly what makes me look forward to the development of Lucky Star: Day of the Beehive. Whenever I see games like those at Savers, I always imagine my own planned game being among them.
Really, this is exactly like when I used to imagine a modern, full-3D, English-voiced Makendou game for the Wii, Playstation 3, or Xbox 360 back in 2008, and one could just as easily imagine Freedom Planet being one of those much older games stored in a jewel case. I'll bet FP creator Steven DiDuro sure did while developing that game.
Right now, though, I still don't think I'm ready to continue Starbound, and I also have yet to hear back from Brian before we agree whether to keep focus on Popotan or postpone that in favor of Suzune. Should also help that Jake will finally have access to a computer on Friday, coinciding with his parents leaving home for a week, hopefully enabling him to finally start working on Unwilling Service while I focus on either that new Cibus installment or Starbound anyway, depending on what Brian and I actually cover for my upcoming visit.