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Modular Woodpecker by SquoQuo [web]
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added on the 2008-03-24 18:31:41 by Hopper/SquoQuo  |
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too much concept, perhaps.
why release a production when you know it sucks? and it sucks hard.
If the "concept" was to make an impressive demo, the proof of concept failed i'm afraid.
ok
I've seen worse.
i like the colors a lot. and even the music was good. only the REALLY REALLY HORRIBLE font prevents me from a thumb up.
Experimental stuff. It requires some more scenes, i guess, it's getting a bit boring after a short while. but i like the overall design.
Personally I enjoyed a lot this one :)
Nice glitches<-->visuals
Nice glitches<-->visuals
thumbs for the homegrown synthie -> aufs maul!
Test läuft, passt. Mucke frisst. Nächstes mal wieder dabei und Bier!
Engine looks like it's working. So proof of concept succeeded. Now, make something mindblowing with it =)
another no-go from bp. industrial/experimental fans may like it.
what hellfire said
should be in the top-5 and not the down-5.
shity prod.
Nothing can excuse the font you used... :-)
Cool if your engine works, but this demo looked broken. Played through, didn't crash, looks like the screenshot, just seems broken.
It really depressing...
SquoQuo did a prod once ...
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=9474
since that one nothing really apealed me
SquoQuo did a prod once ...
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=9474
since that one nothing really apealed me
nytrik: we will change that :)
SquoQuo zeigt uns wo ihr Pecker steckt
Crashes immediately if I launch it. Windows 7 64bit 12GB DDR3 RAM HD5870 Phenom II x1090T @ 3.7Ghz
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !
We wanted to release something with the new demo engine, so here it is. Sort of a proof-of-concept if the engine is running and usable.
Sound done with the infamous homegrown TR101 with additional support by a Roland Alpha-Juno. Just so you know