First preview of QFG2 VGA in The Inventory 19
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First preview of QFG2 VGA in The Inventory 19
Now the 19th issue of the monthly PDF magazine for adventure games, The Inventory, is available for download from www.theinventory.org. In the new issue you will get to read:
- The first preview of Quest for Glory 2 VGA!
- Information on our birthday party that shapes up to be the biggest online event the adventure genre has ever seen
- Preview of Keepsake, a new fantasy adventure
- The Moment of Silence Comic Part 2
- Interview with Himalaya Studios, developers of Al Emmo
- Interview with Tale of Tales, developers of 8
- Review of The Westerner
- Review of Aura
- Review tribute to The Last Express
- Bits and Bytes - Article about Digital Cameras
- The Al Lowe Show - jokes from the legendary developer
Feel free to post your comments/suggestions/complaints on the new issue. From my side I would like to thank AGDInteractive and Himalaya Studios for all the material they provided us with. Keep up the good work!
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Don't worry about it Erpy. Anyway, it's become a tradition now for The Inventory that something will turn out to be wrong so that I will have to edit it at least a couple of times and upload it again. I had to re-edit the 17th issue 3 times and the 18th 5!!! So the 19th is relatively an easy case so far
Someday I will bee too in this fabolous magazine. But I think I need to profe to them I am really good as those developers in that magazine.
All I can say to this Inventory magaizine developeer if he is reading this I am trying to finish all the sprites and after that I try to work on all of the backgrounds and after that I will try my best to figure it out how I can type all the codes I need for the Leisure suit Larry 3 VGA game and yes this is my first game. But it is so easy now to create a game. But still there are so many unique codes there for me there to learn but as soon as learn on them my game will kick some asses.
BTW You can view some screenshots from the game forums in the threads "How to create a Leisure suit Larry 3 by Erpy and Fribbi".
All I can say to this Inventory magaizine developeer if he is reading this I am trying to finish all the sprites and after that I try to work on all of the backgrounds and after that I will try my best to figure it out how I can type all the codes I need for the Leisure suit Larry 3 VGA game and yes this is my first game. But it is so easy now to create a game. But still there are so many unique codes there for me there to learn but as soon as learn on them my game will kick some asses.
BTW You can view some screenshots from the game forums in the threads "How to create a Leisure suit Larry 3 by Erpy and Fribbi".
Me too! Please, e-mail me or put to the QFG2-page every screenshot or background you have ever drawn or created to QFG2VGA! In addition, you could put as many character-animations (in GIF-format) as possible to the webpages!Vipt wrote:I read the article, Erpy, but I still want more screenshots from QFG2VGA! Come on man, I need you to e-mail me every screenshot in existence! Please, please, please.....
Please, we can't wait for QFG2VGA! Please, do what we said or we start to cry...
screenshots, game, the moose.
Really, I don't want to see anymore! I mean if I got to play a 1/16th demo of the game It would ruin the first time I play it after released.
I really like how every scene looks exactly like the original scene, like it didn't change at all except more color shades. uuuh, other than alley-system touch ups, whats left to do for the game to be "complete"?
I really like how every scene looks exactly like the original scene, like it didn't change at all except more color shades. uuuh, other than alley-system touch ups, whats left to do for the game to be "complete"?