ROM Hack 'osu!' - Ouendan/Elite Beat Agents simulator

  • Thread starter Thread starter tsububu
  • Start date Start date
  • Views Views 4,307
  • Replies Replies 22
Its seemed pretty cool, but doesn't feel the same without Ouendan guys and cheerleaders jumping around the screen. I'm going to try it anyway.
 
dont think this will be very popular on digg, as digg is full of linux nerds, and well this needs .net to run

they need to be anti everything MS, even if its free
 
This is great!

The developer should approach iNiS with this engine and turn this it in to the Wii version. The engine is there, they'd just need to license the tracks, drop in the story and animation and add some more Wii specific stuff, like shaking and Warioware style minigames - rather than the disc spin.
 
Just tried this.. Feels strange without the dancing people
frown.gif
(would feel strange even with them actually)
 
I tried it but I just got some error message when opening the .exe file so I didn't even bother checking what was wrong
frown.gif
 
Wow! This looks impressive! Does it work well with the mouse? I'd imagine it to be a lot more difficult with the mouse. It'd be good to play this on a Wacom, or something.
 
Gave this a quick go. MUCH better than the clickbeat one that appeared ages ago. Wonder if this could be possible to be ported to the Wii when the homebrew scene gets off on the Wii
 
How does it work well with a mouse?

Try countdown on insane (download it in the forums). It's impossible with the mouse..

Anyway, I like the presentation. Brilliant design
smile.gif


EDIT: I imagine it would be okay with a tablet PC?
 
Hey guys, thank you for the responses.
He is very into Ouendan - and this is by no means a replacement for the DS version!
It just gives an opportunity for the community to build on this game by creating unique maps to various songs, etc.
Please sign up to the forums for useful feedback and recommendations - he is actively developing listening to everyone's opinions.

Once you get used to it, the mouse is quite nice to use.

Thanks.
 

Site & Scene News

Popular threads in this forum