With the help of the team, we restocked all of the games sans Gundam. There’s roughly 10 of each. So, if you want them. I’d act fast. Some of them may never be restocked again as we try to save parts for upcoming releases.
I just wanted to say thank you to everyone that was involved in these games. I just recieved my first repro and I was amazed at the quality and how real it looked. Every single detail was exact. I have ordered some repros from timewalkgames.com and they are a great company and all but they don’t pay as close attention to the details as you guys. I’m so happy that I just ordered the other 5 games. Now if I could just get my hands on a English SD Gundam lol.
Is it possible to put something on hold for me? Right now i am a bit short on cash but this should change soon and i dont want to miss this chance. The Space Pinball had an awesome quality and i would be happy to have also the others 🙂
Dr.Crackers wrote:
Can you sell games loose? I’d like to buy some, but those prices are a bit high for me right now and I don’t have any need for the boxes.
Jagman67 wrote:
Hello
I have a question. What’s the difference between the Faceball Proto and Faceball remastered edition? Thank you
One is the original Faceball prototype that was found with 1 set of levels and not all the music available, the remastered one is a more finished version including the full 4 sets of levels and all the games original music
Let’s see if I can get 3 VB games from there during my stay in basic training in one of those rare moments where they let you use your phone. If not, then I’ll probably be left with blue balls like with Gundam. lol
Jagman67 wrote:
Hello
I have a question. What’s the difference between the Faceball Proto and Faceball remastered edition? Thank you
One is the original Faceball prototype that was found with 1 set of levels and not all the music available, the remastered one is a more finished version including the full 4 sets of levels and all the games original music
Jagman67 wrote:
Hello
I have a question. What’s the difference between the Faceball Proto and Faceball remastered edition? Thank you
One is the original Faceball prototype that was found with 1 set of levels and not all the music available, the remastered one is a more finished version including the full 4 sets of levels and all the games original music
Well, it is a remastered version of the prototype. No one knows what the original developers were aiming for. I think I never said it is “completed” prototype. The back of the Box says that it is “finalized Rom-Hack of the prototype”. I meant to say that the Rom-Hack is complete, not that I rebuild the game as it was supposed to be. I wrote that mainly so that everyone who buys it from ebay instantly knows it is a ROM hack and not an official game.
About the differences to the prototype: It has 56 all new levels that are challenging enough to keep you busy for some time. They can be beaten though. The prototype only has 14 very easy levels. You can play though the prototype in under an hour. I reactivated allot of stuff that was hidden in the rom (Music, enemy, enemy behavior, menu images). It also has some other minor changes like a different a start screen, tweaked controls and altered credits. I often forget to mention that I also fixed the score. It will sum up so that you can so your final score at the end instead of having only the score per stage.
I hate how some people buy Uncle Tusk’s $80 repros and end up scamming people by selling them on eBay for like $250 or $350.
Some people actually want to play those games.
thunderstruck wrote:
Well, it is a remastered version of the prototype. No one knows what the original developers were aiming for. I think I never said it is “completed” prototype. The back of the Box says that it is “finalized Rom-Hack of the prototype”. I meant to say that the Rom-Hack is complete, not that I rebuild the game as it was supposed to be. I wrote that mainly so that everyone who buys it from ebay instantly knows it is a ROM hack and not an official game.
About the differences to the prototype: It has 56 all new levels that are challenging enough to keep you busy for some time. They can be beaten though. The prototype only has 14 very easy levels. You can play though the prototype in under an hour. I reactivated allot of stuff that was hidden in the rom (Music, enemy, enemy behavior, menu images). It also has some other minor changes like a different a start screen, tweaked controls and altered credits. I often forget to mention that I also fixed the score. It will sum up so that you can so your final score at the end instead of having only the score per stage.
Sorry, my wording could have been better there, was trying to keep it brief. I didn’t mean to make it sound like it was the prototype, but finished. Just that it was a finished “variant” of the same game.
