They don't understand games, too many people get involved, we end up going over competitors work.
Nanjing's Robot Wars A is an example of such garbage, the engineer(s) on that one just blindly built over someone else's engine without knowing what they were doing.
Of course, the work of other companies was sometimes used in order to simplify the work that had to be done. The health and attack hook(?) system was from Mars Electronics. When making games, you like put some effort into ideas, but the people upstairs don't give you much time to write anything, so fellow members come in and just keep reusing the some old engines as before. I actually was always trying to change the battle engine, such as in Lei Dian Hua Pikachu (trying to stay as close to the original, same attributes, imitate all the skills you learn, and follow the same way that Pokemon evolved), Saint Seiya (your abilites increase after a battle), Samurai Spirits (making your own weapons), FF7 (learning magic, gain amounts of experience based on enemy levels), KOF (gathering energy to release tricks). None of the games I made used the attack power and HP hook(?). The GT Racing game uses sound effects from GT Advance on the GBA, and the music also seems to be close to that!
#PROFESSOR FIZZWIZZLE PIRATE MAC OS#
(The Action and Puzzle icons, respectively.) And just to be OS-neutral, they also ripped off the Mac OS networking icon for the upper-left of the menu screen.I can top it. Oh, yeah, and I forgot the most hilarious ripoffs: I've definitely had plenty of entertainment from AIM, but I had no idea that Windows' Disk Defragmenter was that entertaining. Waixing/NiceCode connections here, perhaps?)
#PROFESSOR FIZZWIZZLE PIRATE PC#
Speaking of indie PC games, Pretty Café is not only a Diner Dash ripoff, but also uses a certain sound effect from Sonic the Hedgehog which I know I've heard in one of those Wii clones too. Usually they pick something slightly older to rip off. As in, two years before the PDC was released. If that doesn't seem at all familiar, here's the indie PC game "Professor Fizzwizzle" for comparison.Įdit: Oh, yeah, "Professor Fizzwizzle" is from 2005. Here's the Pocket Dream Console's game "Talent". There's another blatant ripoff on the PDC that rather surprised me.
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