Not that I'll be buying anything digital
> there, either.
>
> "Designing the game like we want your quarters" also screams cheap US arcade AI as
> well. I'd reconsider if thats the goal. Also I always thought having to go through
> the game twice just to actually beat it was BS and a terrible design decision. Make
> the game longer, sure, but not repeat every level!
My hope is eventually everyone follows an iTunes model, to where your purchases stay with you forever. But, it's going to be a long time before we see that. I completely understand.
Didn't mean for it to sound like cheap AI. It's supposed to mean that the game is going to keep the tradition of being "too hard." Even in 1985 I hated the double-beat, but I accepted it because I knew it was a creative way to handle low memory limitations. We won't be doing the double-beat in the same way, but we are keeping the tradition. I'm not going to give the ending away but basically the ideas is this: What happens after you have descended all the way into the depths of hell and killed Lucifer? The answer to that is the second half of the game.
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Re: Reimagine classic arcade games. Ghosts 'N Goblins - Demon World.
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