Like with any skill, the yt videos feature the 1% of the time when they get to show off progress. But of course the other 99% of the time is spent on the struggle bus. And like with any skill, if you can learn how to slog through the lows, the highs can be a very rewarding experience.
There’s really nothing like seeing someone play your game for the first time. I assume it’s similar to a musician showing off their music, or a director showing off their film. But that interactive element is very unique; getting to see how people interact and respond emotionally to this thing you built. Actually, maybe it’s like being a toy maker.
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Is this game available to play on the steam deck?
It does work on the steam deck, but you’ll need to source a copy from somewhere as its not sold on steam.
Someone should really remaster and remake this game.
A fan did it, but cant release it publicly for obvious reasons
SAUCE TIME
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3gCaTLUSAUuk6mTBjNc1dwjBf4NiFcEf&si=LnIwjROyHrDjDx8Y
This makes game development look much more fun than it probably actually is
Like with any skill, the yt videos feature the 1% of the time when they get to show off progress. But of course the other 99% of the time is spent on the struggle bus. And like with any skill, if you can learn how to slog through the lows, the highs can be a very rewarding experience.
There’s really nothing like seeing someone play your game for the first time. I assume it’s similar to a musician showing off their music, or a director showing off their film. But that interactive element is very unique; getting to see how people interact and respond emotionally to this thing you built. Actually, maybe it’s like being a toy maker.
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Whaaaa? Where? The dude said he couldn’t release because of copyright. Is it on torrents?
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Thanks! I thought you got a hold of that remake done in Unreal Engine.
I loved this game so much on the original Xbox
Am I the only one who misses the heck out of Simpsons Wrestling?
That’s great and all but how about a remastered Virtual Springfield?
One guy has fully remastered the game with super high resolution and all nut won’t release it because it would be illegal.
I was just thinking the other day that it’s about time to replay this game. So I guess it is.