Post #1 · Posted at 2013-08-28 01:23:14am 10.6 years ago
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5 Improved Versions of Classic Games That Fans Made for Free
Read more: http://www.cracked.com/article_20568_5-improved-versions-classic-games-that-fans-made-free.html#ixzz2dC9h04IJ
No Stepmania based game made the list. How do you suppose a game like Trotmania would look in an article like this?
Read more: http://www.cracked.com/article_20568_5-improved-versions-classic-games-that-fans-made-free.html#ixzz2dC9h04IJ
No Stepmania based game made the list. How do you suppose a game like Trotmania would look in an article like this?
Post #2 · Posted at 2013-08-28 01:32:11am 10.6 years ago
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You know, fan games in this grey legal area don't necessarily want mainstream attention. Even if a company purposefully turns a blind eye to fan projects, if they start getting that sort of press, they have to take action.
I saw that article already, and most of those aren't exceptionally new but they are cool.
(Besides, a StepMania fan project doesn't seem all that impressive compared to something that took months or years of coding)
I saw that article already, and most of those aren't exceptionally new but they are cool.
(Besides, a StepMania fan project doesn't seem all that impressive compared to something that took months or years of coding)