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Pirate Discussion => Famicom/NES => 2000-present => Topic started by: taizou on February 14, 2011, 06:41:21 PM

Title: Jing Hua Yuan
Post by: taizou on February 14, 2011, 06:41:21 PM

anyone played this? it was dumped by tszone recently: http://hi.baidu.com/tszone_fc/blog/item/5da57bc2cea7fe26e4dd3baa.html (http://hi.baidu.com/tszone_fc/blog/item/5da57bc2cea7fe26e4dd3baa.html) / http://tszone.ys168.com/ (http://tszone.ys168.com/)
its a weird action game by Waixing, sort of like a cross between Contra and a conventional platform game. With an overworld. and lots of ripped graphics. and music using the Contra sound engine that sounds a lot like Jungletac's - I think the map screen music at least is actually used in some Jungletac games.

Title: Jing Hua Yuan
Post by: Awesome Panda on February 14, 2011, 07:51:36 PM

I was playing it just, and I have to say that this has some of the worst controls I've seen. It's almost as bad as Bao Qing Tian, quite frankly.

Anyway, the only thing of interest that I noticed was some sort of weird boss I ran into at the start of the game and the screen it's in looks suspiciously similar to Polar Bat, The Archer and those sort of games by Nice Code.

Title: Jing Hua Yuan
Post by: SpaceNinja on February 15, 2011, 05:29:29 AM

Wasn't playing it yet. I was more focused towards the three SNT dumps, with success :)

Title: Jing Hua Yuan
Post by: rommaster1991 on February 20, 2011, 10:49:44 AM

Not to bring up an older topic but, I noticed a rendition of the music from some of the games on the Video VS. Maxx, just only using the Contra sound engine. However, this music rendition is based off of early JungleTac music (1999-2002). Even if it sounds highly doubtful, I think JungleTac could have composed the music for this game, maybe other ones too, like the Doraemon hack.

Title: Jing Hua Yuan
Post by: taizou on February 20, 2011, 02:09:56 PM

well Jungletac was only founded in 1999, this game & Doraemon are both from 1997, so the actual company Jungletac can't have had anything to do with it... but it seems very likely that it was the same musician, Waixing & Jungletac's development team are both in Fuzhou so staff could well have moved from one to the other.

Title: Jing Hua Yuan
Post by: codeman38 on February 20, 2011, 07:37:39 PM

taizou

Feb 20 2011, 02:09:56 PM

well Jungletac was only founded in 1999, this game & Doraemon are both from 1997, so the actual company Jungletac can't have had anything to do with it... but it seems very likely that it was the same musician, Waixing & Jungletac's development team are both in Fuzhou so staff could well have moved from one to the other.[/quote]And both companies used the Super Contra sound engine.