wraggster
November 27th, 2008, 19:51
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News/release from Warpfish (http://www.warpfish.co.uk/games.html)
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In response to the reports of overscan and NTSC issues weve made a couple of changes to the menus and in-game displays so everything should display correctly across all PAL and NTSC formats now.
also this news on an upcoming version:
Since we released Smashing! v1.1 a few days ago we've been hard at work on Smashing! v2.0. We've been listening to the feedback from people that have played the game so far and we're doing our best to include as many ideas and suggestions as possible. John F is just putting the finishing touches to a reworked hit detection system that is a lot more accurate than the previous method and gives us much more flexibility in terms of camera movement and target positioning.
There are a couple of new levels in the works, some new modes, at least another 2 music tracks and something quite special that will hopefully make the single player modes a lot more playable.
The update will also feature a few other minor bug fixes and GUI tweaks as well as making the reload action more sensitive.
We're hoping to have Smashing! 2.0 released around the end of the month but will probably post some images of the new levels before then.
Stay tuned.
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News/release from Warpfish (http://www.warpfish.co.uk/games.html)
http://i36.tinypic.com/2pskhaf.jpg
In response to the reports of overscan and NTSC issues weve made a couple of changes to the menus and in-game displays so everything should display correctly across all PAL and NTSC formats now.
also this news on an upcoming version:
Since we released Smashing! v1.1 a few days ago we've been hard at work on Smashing! v2.0. We've been listening to the feedback from people that have played the game so far and we're doing our best to include as many ideas and suggestions as possible. John F is just putting the finishing touches to a reworked hit detection system that is a lot more accurate than the previous method and gives us much more flexibility in terms of camera movement and target positioning.
There are a couple of new levels in the works, some new modes, at least another 2 music tracks and something quite special that will hopefully make the single player modes a lot more playable.
The update will also feature a few other minor bug fixes and GUI tweaks as well as making the reload action more sensitive.
We're hoping to have Smashing! 2.0 released around the end of the month but will probably post some images of the new levels before then.
Stay tuned.
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