As I saw those gradients with not-so-much-C64 colors, it was clear to me this is Kodiak's work. This is similar to his demo with the fighter and UFOs. I have read his development logs on his site, but it was pure alchemy.
Wow, that's got to be the biggest and best selection of pixel art so far. Love it. I understand if you're finding it more difficult to fill a monthly round-up but I'd welcome new features like the flashback. Do what's right for you, but I look forward to the monthly episode. If it's once every two months that would be better than nothing. I'd hate to see them stop altogether.
Louie, many thanks for reviewing Seawolves... I can't thank you enough! I was hoping reactions from the scene would be positive, but so far they have exceeded my expectations.
@@RetroGamerNation I am not exaggerating to say your initial feedback pushed me very much to try to raise the bar as much as possible, so take a bow yourself, Louie!
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why wouldn't reactions be positive ??? It's a great game. Simple as that.
Thank you for making these videos! SeaWolves looks great. Reminds me of a Windows 3.11 submarine hunting game I used to play, but with the roles reversed. Really impressed by what the developer has managed to do with the limited color palette of the C64. Art in motion.
Some really nice new titles! With SeaWolves looking particularly outstanding. Corescrape reminds me a bit of Xenon, think I'll try it. The diversity of Dr. Mortal Wombat's games is impressive, even if they're not always new classics. The art section was also lovely! Graham Axten sure likes Manic Miner, he even did an improved version of it, as he found the original C64 conversion a bit lacking. Bear Essentials is a nice choice for a flashback; I also enjoyed playing it a lot. Thanks for another great round up, cheers!
@@RetroGamerNationIf he concentrated on one game for, say, a whole year, that could indeed be a very special release. I'm still very impressed by how many genres he's tackled with generally quite impressive results.
Thanks again for another hugely illuminating rundown on the very much alive C64 scene - I simply love this series of yours and hope you keep it up for as long as there is life still in the old hardware. The pixelart sections are just mindblowing, unbelievable how well that turned out, in retrospect. Also, you've got many, many friends from these - at least we're you're friends in spirit - you bring happiness and love to thousands mate - don't forget! If I was a UK resident, I'd invite you to my local for a pint (of milk, if neccessary! :) Thanks again man, I've got a huge backlog of C64 round ups just sitting there waiting, and just knowing this pleasant window into our shared world of color, logic and noise exists, gives me peace of mind whenever an ounce of boredom tries to make itself known to me, up here in northern Norway. Keep'em coming!!!
Well how do I dare stop producing C64 Round Ups after that lovely feedback. Truly touched by your kind words. One thing you are absolutely right about is that I have made many many friends through RGN and I think this is something I don't want to give up. As for the pint...we'll you are going to have to make it two as I am from Australia and we like our beer cold and plenty of it. Cheers from Southern part of Australia!
I always wished that I had artist talent to produce something as good looking as the various pixel art images you include. Alas, my attempts at drawing (on the computer, or in real life, never came out very good. Anyway, great video as always. :)
Yeah me too. A couple of months back I had the inspiration to try and draw up a level that would represent a 2D version of Last Ninja. I can visualise how it should look but putting it into practice was a whole different challenge and will require a lot more practice.
Wow this is some great pixel art you picked and the soundtrack is once again a banger. And Seawolves looks great, I really dig the unique graphical style!
Super useful video again. I love these videos, especially when I don't have the time to keep up with the latest events. Also enjoyed the flashback section. If it was up to me alone, I'd love to see you keep going in whatever frequency feels good to you. THanks again!
Cheers for your ongoing support and feedback. Frequency wise, I think it is going to be based on how I feel. This March video started out as a February video but I just didn't have the motivation until last week to finish it off.
Always look forward to your videos. One of the definite highlights of my RUclips feed. Thanks for all the hard work you put into them.
As I saw those gradients with not-so-much-C64 colors, it was clear to me this is Kodiak's work. This is similar to his demo with the fighter and UFOs. I have read his development logs on his site, but it was pure alchemy.
Wow, that's got to be the biggest and best selection of pixel art so far. Love it. I understand if you're finding it more difficult to fill a monthly round-up but I'd welcome new features like the flashback. Do what's right for you, but I look forward to the monthly episode. If it's once every two months that would be better than nothing. I'd hate to see them stop altogether.
Louie, many thanks for reviewing Seawolves... I can't thank you enough! I was hoping reactions from the scene would be positive, but so far they have exceeded my expectations.
It looks incredibly impressive, I love the explosion animations.
Thanks Jon, Seawolves really turned out great. Such a marked improvement in less than 2 months.
@@RetroGamerNation I am not exaggerating to say your initial feedback pushed me very much to try to raise the bar as much as possible, so take a bow yourself, Louie!
why wouldn't reactions be positive ??? It's a great game. Simple as that.
Well, that is great to hear!
SuperGP is a port of the well received SuperGP on the Vic20
Thank you for making these videos!
SeaWolves looks great. Reminds me of a Windows 3.11 submarine hunting game I used to play, but with the roles reversed. Really impressed by what the developer has managed to do with the limited color palette of the C64. Art in motion.
Some really nice new titles! With SeaWolves looking particularly outstanding. Corescrape reminds me a bit of Xenon, think I'll try it. The diversity of Dr. Mortal Wombat's games is impressive, even if they're not always new classics. The art section was also lovely!
Graham Axten sure likes Manic Miner, he even did an improved version of it, as he found the original C64 conversion a bit lacking. Bear Essentials is a nice choice for a flashback; I also enjoyed playing it a lot. Thanks for another great round up, cheers!
I'd love to see Dr MortalWombat do a full fledge game one day but in the meantime his quarterly releases hit the mark for many players.
@@RetroGamerNationIf he concentrated on one game for, say, a whole year, that could indeed be a very special release. I'm still very impressed by how many genres he's tackled with generally quite impressive results.
Great games coverage along with a superb selection of graphics and music!
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That's the way, thank you for your viewership, cheers!
good news, thx
The pixel memories dioramas look awesome. I want that rags to riches one! Great video as always.
Great Video 👍🏻👍🏻
Your friends are measured not in quantity but in quality! Thanks for your hard work again.
You're a legend Louie. Take a bow.
No i think it is you who are a legend for watching RGN and loving C64!
Thank you very much for mentioning my game Nikolav The Vampire, in the video!! I hope we can finish it soon! greetings!!!
I'm totally psyched for the new Impossible Mission game! It looks like it's coming along nicely.
Thanks again for another hugely illuminating rundown on the very much alive C64 scene - I simply love this series of yours and hope you keep it up for as long as there is life still in the old hardware. The pixelart sections are just mindblowing, unbelievable how well that turned out, in retrospect.
Also, you've got many, many friends from these - at least we're you're friends in spirit - you bring happiness and love to thousands mate - don't forget! If I was a UK resident, I'd invite you to my local for a pint (of milk, if neccessary! :)
Thanks again man, I've got a huge backlog of C64 round ups just sitting there waiting, and just knowing this pleasant window into our shared world of color, logic and noise exists, gives me peace of mind whenever an ounce of boredom tries to make itself known to me, up here in northern Norway.
Keep'em coming!!!
Well how do I dare stop producing C64 Round Ups after that lovely feedback. Truly touched by your kind words. One thing you are absolutely right about is that I have made many many friends through RGN and I think this is something I don't want to give up.
As for the pint...we'll you are going to have to make it two as I am from Australia and we like our beer cold and plenty of it.
Cheers from Southern part of Australia!
I love the monthly round ups! It helps me stay on top of everything going on in the C64 scene.
You forgot about a new pacman clone game called Lock'N' Chase
Thanks, I didn't forget it, I have just not gotten around to play it yet. Should be included in the next round up.
Nice reviews this month! 👍
A true Piece of Craft😄
impressive comments on bear re miner section - miner can piss right off
I'm 'Manic Miner' big fan! 😜
That's crazy talk 🙂
I always wished that I had artist talent to produce something as good looking as the various pixel art images you include. Alas, my attempts at drawing (on the computer, or in real life, never came out very good.
Anyway, great video as always. :)
Yeah me too. A couple of months back I had the inspiration to try and draw up a level that would represent a 2D version of Last Ninja. I can visualise how it should look but putting it into practice was a whole different challenge and will require a lot more practice.
Wow this is some great pixel art you picked and the soundtrack is once again a banger. And Seawolves looks great, I really dig the unique graphical style!
Thanks for the feedback and your viewership. And thanks very much for your generous support 👍🏻
Ora so' cosa voglio per Natale😍
Il tuo lavoro è davvero apprezzabile, grazie!
Super useful video again. I love these videos, especially when I don't have the time to keep up with the latest events. Also enjoyed the flashback section.
If it was up to me alone, I'd love to see you keep going in whatever frequency feels good to you.
THanks again!
Cheers for your ongoing support and feedback. Frequency wise, I think it is going to be based on how I feel. This March video started out as a February video but I just didn't have the motivation until last week to finish it off.
@@RetroGamerNation I know all too well how that feels.
Another great Show.
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Thank you so much!!