Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Extracting System Shock pallete and using Pixly on android

You must read first here :




                                             Click edit and you will get some options.


Rename pallete


Switch colors
When you click a color on the right, it will highlight
and change on the left.


                                                                Auto-organize colors

                  
                                                                         Here, R.G.B.

The above drawing was made with the Kingpin : Life of crime .pal file.
The file extracted is from the System Shock forum.
 System Shock forum
Thank you, Gawain.

Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games (16-02-2017 test) (game review)

                                                              Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games
 


The game takes you to experience the life of mercenaries in single player mode, it has multiplayer too, which is interesting. The graphics reminds me of Sudden Strike, for some reason. If you like turn based strategy games, you will like this.
Sounds are good, but sometimes the music has a high pitch which is rather annoying.
Using setsound.exe works, but every time, only right before or after starting a mission, the sound volume must be raised from none to which you prefer. Thus, the voice mission sound long before the mission starts, cannot be heard. Animations and sound are fluid.

This was among the first game review, different from what how i do it now.

Thursday, October 17, 2019

Anyone has information about Command & Conquer : Alerte Rouge : Missions Taïga ?

I acquire it from a thrift shop. I will post images. But no info in english online.
In the french wikipedia :
Westwood développe ensuite deux extensions en coopération avec Intelligent Games, Missions Taïga et Missions M.A.D., publiées respectivement en avril et septembre 1997.
Command_and_Conquer_:_Alerte_rouge

This means :
 Westwood then develops two extensions in cooperation with Intelligent Games , Taiga Missions and MAD Missions , published respectively in April and September 1997