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RPG MAKER WITH releasing on Switch on Oct 11th, PS4/PS5 in 2025
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Guerilla Munch
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Why does this look the same as the original version from 20 years ago?
TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
Old RPG Maker had more soul, imo it started to look like shit when they moved from 16px tiles to 32px and later 48px tiles.
Mephisto40
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I don't even want to think about how tedious it would be making a whole game in this using a controller
Dirk Benedict
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I would guess it could be more intuitive using the joycons like a mouse. I also question not bringing this to PC.
CamHostage
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Interesting that this is so simplistic-looking, given that one of the new PC versions of RPG Maker is basically a Unity Engine asset kit + template set. (As far as I know, though, it did not do well, and had some issues about it. Steam has several versions of RPG Maker, so that's not the only option.)
This is also the second RPG Maker on these PS/Switch platforms; RPG Maker MV came out in 2020. (And it looks pretty similar, aside from that this new version has collaborative features.) I still like that this series is going though, but I don't know why this series wants a console version when it could be mostly PC/mobile-based in creative mode and then the consoles would get a player to run the games. (I'm sure there's some fun in making maps on the Switch touchscreen or maybe even doodling with the PS console sometimes, but you'd I'm sure much prefer switching input devices once the project gets serious and starts taking a while to make.)
This is also the second RPG Maker on these PS/Switch platforms; RPG Maker MV came out in 2020. (And it looks pretty similar, aside from that this new version has collaborative features.) I still like that this series is going though, but I don't know why this series wants a console version when it could be mostly PC/mobile-based in creative mode and then the consoles would get a player to run the games. (I'm sure there's some fun in making maps on the Switch touchscreen or maybe even doodling with the PS console sometimes, but you'd I'm sure much prefer switching input devices once the project gets serious and starts taking a while to make.)
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