solshido said:i still corrected either way
What did you even correct? It's not like I had to say "modders at Melty Bread". <_<
Also, I doubt AA's gonna come to PC anytime soon, but if it does, it's obvious mirrormoon's gonna tackle it. They just can't resist some Tsukihime. :D
solshido
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Shwa said:
What did you even correct? It's not like I had to say "modders at Melty Bread". <_<
Also, I doubt AA's gonna come to PC anytime soon, but if it does, it's obvious mirrormoon's gonna tackle it. They just can't resist some Tsukihime. :D
look at melty blood patern(all of their arcade ports,and console ports become pc ports)
so theres no question its going to come out on the pc after a year or so. I remember when mbac had first came out on the pc, some people in mirriormoon didnt want to translation it for numerous reasons but after while (i mean about a couple of year till now) they changed their minds and went with it.
saying that, its not obvious because they might not want to do this one since they have other titles on the way
solshido said:
look at melty blood patern(all of their arcade ports,and console ports become pc ports)
Chronological order of all the releases:
[2002] MB(PC), Nero Patch -> [2004] MB ReAct (PC) -> [2004] MB Act Cadenza Ver.A (Arcade) -> [2005] MBR Final Tuned after numerous updates (PC) -> [2006] MBACv.A (PS2 port) -> [2006-2007] MBACv.B (Arcade) -> [2007] MBACv.B (PC port) -> [2008] MB Actress Again (Arcade) -> [Upcoming release 2009] MBAA (PS2 port)
So, if I follow your pattern, that would mean the arcade version would either another tweak before a PC port, or if it has already "gone gold" in a way, we'd have to wait one more year for it to get ported to PC, as you said.
But I just said "anytime soon" which meant, well, the rest of 2009. Although it still seems very far away to me. D:
Hopefully, it will get perfected so people could use Roa and Riesbyfe at the comfort of their home computers. :3
In the meantime, there's always NAOMI emulators for PC MBAA, but let's not go there. :/
Solshido, while we're on the subject of AA, care to explain what the different Moons do? I was rather confused.
solshido
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swha: let me correct ur timeline, mbacv A was not released in 2004 but in 05, and also final tune came before mbacv A in 2004. ( alittle advice, if your going to chonological order something at least put it in order) to the three moons
:crestant:the regular character move list(mbac move list for some but add mbaa material)
:half moon:the advancement move list (mbacc normal move list)
:full moon: the "expert" move list (mbacc move list taken to the max with new character animations)
did that help
It did help, thanks. That's why Full Moon Kouma looked different when I fought him. ._.
Actually, the MBACv.A loke test was playable in 2004 IIRC, of which got nice feedback, so Ecole and Type-Moon made Final Tuned to give home players something , hence why we were given PC and AC Modes, AC Mode being something to replicate the Act Cadenza arcade experience for home until the game itself was fully ready for arcades.
http://www.gamespot.com/news/6102347.html
Loke test article.
Article was posted in July 15, 2004.
2004.
The loke test was at the same time as Sammy's apparently unreleased Kenju.
It was released at the beginning of 2005 in March, and only a few months before had people learned of the inclusion of Kishima Kouma and Aozaki Aoko being playable.
Though I stand corrected that MBAC was released in 2005, it is a fact that Final Tuned based itself off of the successful MBAC loke test, itself even being considered "released" in 2004 due to its long testing period.
solshido
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Shwa said:
http://www.gamespot.com/news/6102347.html
Loke test article.
Article was posted in July 15, 2004.
2004.The loke test was at the same time as Sammy's apparently unreleased Kenju.
It was released at the beginning of 2005 in March, and only a few months before had people learned of the inclusion of Kishima Kouma and Aozaki Aoko being playable.Though I stand corrected that MBAC was released in 2005, it is a fact that Final Tuned based itself off of the successful MBAC loke test, itself even being considered "released" in 2004 due to its long testing period.
i see. i know where i got confused. i mixed it up with ver b instead of a, my fault but still final tune came before mbac thanks through the testing but re act not mbac. by the time mbac came out final tune was already out by then as an update
Dan Druff
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Here are some screenshots from the upcoming PS2 version.
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reionpremente
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solshido said:
capcom vs tatsunoko was never a port but an exclusive to the wii system itself meaning it was meant for the wii and nothing else to begin with. melty blood will not be on a wii console because of one the control scheme wouldn't work on there and two its already out on the ps2 (and if where talkin about melty blood actress again thats coming out on the ps2 in the fall). the only port melty blood will get is a pc port and thats pretty much it.
Um actually no... it WAS a port. The TVC is based on a series they have in Japan. And THAT is the truth of the matter. It WAS a port. It was a US translation of the Capcom series in Japan. The one we have is a compilation of the BEST OF... it was not an original game in and of itself. The "Fighting series" games in Japan is much more interesting over in Japan than here. They get Anime games all of the time... I wish we did. The closest thing we have to that is BlazBlue... don't get me wrong, I LOVE BlazBlue but until Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom, there really haven't been many if any anime fighters that were any good. They've been jeered by the most of the gaming community because of what they are. I'm rather sad about that. BlazBlue is a great example of how the anime system can be applied RIGHT and still maintain a good fighting system installed as well. I guess Guily Gear could also be involved in this discussion as well, but the fact remains that no one over here seems to care much for the other fighting series'. They only seem to care about the Capcom fighters. No one seems to care about other series'. I never got to play Arcana Hearts and I really wish I got a chance to. GameStop seemed to be the only place that carried it and now it's too hard to find ANYTHING like that without going to PlayAsia. SNK tried to get more into that vibe but when they did, their overblown prices kept people away from it. Just once I would love to play Gowcaizer. Why won't SNK Playmore release another SNK collection over here?
Hollow_Ninja said:
There really needs to be an HD Melty Blood similar to what's happening with Arcana Heart (aka without actually being HD). I'd love to play it on my PS3 myself. Aksys isn't the company to go to, though, since they localize, not develop.
agreed but someone can make it and aksys can distribute it
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