Note: not that Tsu's a bad guy, he's a great ole chap and all that, but with a business strategy like that, he stands no chance in hell in the professional game development world.
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Anyway... Untitled is quite easily available. Well, not quite easily, but I found it within about a minute of searching.
Tsugumo used to have a site devoted to Untitled, which went down at some point. But the ENTIRE site, including all images and the .zip file for Untitled are available on an Archive.org backup copy:
http://web.archive.org/web/200104010434 ... .swoo.net/
You can also find Untitled on Tsugumo's Online Portfolio site:
http://tsugumo.swoo.net/portfo/
I know this because I've been doing some research on Tsugumo for the next issue of "QB Express". I'm also going to try emailing him soon to see if he'll write a little response. But you guys are gonna have to wait for the next issue to see what's going on, heheh.
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anyways, i got a version on my computer... i'll check to see what version it is and if it's newer i'll upload it.
Btw, untitled is VERY elusive... it took me a very long time to find it.
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Elsewhere on the Internet, you can find newer releases. I would check QBRPGs.
-Pete
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Perhaps my favourite demo is Tsugumo's and Frozen Emu's "Untitled" That demo was great... My only complaint was that it froze every once in a while. It took me an eternity to find it to download it, but it was worth it. It had the most amazing graphics i've ever seen in a qbrpg, and the storyline wasn't too shaby either.
One of the best qbrpgs in my opinion. Great athmosphere and fine graphic....could payed them if they had finished that game into a finished version...sadly they didn't...Statistics: Posted by Jocke The Beast — Sat Aug 07, 2004 1:59 pm
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I'm really hoping i will finish my rpg, and not let it settle in the demo zone.
Tsugumo's "The Game" was good, but not great. The thing i liked best about it was the graphics. The portraits and and tiles were well drawn for being 16x16. The witty dialogue was next. But it's really nothing special...
Perhaps my favourite demo is Tsugumo's and Frozen Emu's "Untitled" That demo was great... My only complaint was that it froze every once in a while. It took me an eternity to find it to download it, but it was worth it. It had the most amazing graphics i've ever seen in a qbrpg, and the storyline wasn't too shaby either.
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Syraphage had the same type of following, and it never really got anywhere either. Back then, all a game needed to get hyped up in the QB community was good graphics.
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Statistics: Posted by Nodtveidt — Fri Aug 06, 2004 1:13 pm
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are you sure you got the newest demo? the newest i'm aware of is version 4. you can download it here. After taking a look at the tiles, i don't think he ripped them... Squares tiles look much more professional. Compare the trees for one.
http://www.zext.net/berzniz/contents.html#
The only rpg demo i'm aware of that actually ripped the sprites from SOM is an rpg demo named Endless Nameless.
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