PtoPOnline | Silent Hill: Origins | Original Prototype Cutscene 11c @PtoPOnline | Uploaded February 2019 | Updated October 2024, 14 hours ago.
Note: This has nothing to do with my work and is part of a personal collection I have had for years prior.
This is an early cutscene from the over-the-shoulder Resident Evil 4-style version of Silent Hill: Origins delivered shortly before the game was all but cancelled and sent to Climax's other team in the UK.
It is noted as being unfinished, with feedback back to the creators of the cutscene (not Climax themselves) highlighting some of the stiff animations, and sound issues. That said, you can both see the changes that were made in the final version of the game, but also see how much was recycled into the version that was released.
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Note: This has nothing to do with my work and is part of a personal collection I have had for years prior.
This is an early cutscene from the over-the-shoulder Resident Evil 4-style version of Silent Hill: Origins delivered shortly before the game was all but cancelled and sent to Climax's other team in the UK.
It is noted as being unfinished, with feedback back to the creators of the cutscene (not Climax themselves) highlighting some of the stiff animations, and sound issues. That said, you can both see the changes that were made in the final version of the game, but also see how much was recycled into the version that was released.
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![Isometric 3d GBA Prototype [iso_demo] from 2002](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3dufMk4fyCA/hqdefault.jpg "Isometric 3d GBA Prototype [iso_demo] from 2002
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This isometric 3d demo was created sometime in 2002. As Im sure is obvious, it uses assets likely from Tactics Ogre, Lufia, and DOOM. It is very basic in function, allowing for some rotation and zooming in and out, but this sort of thing was often created by developers as a quick first step in the prototyping process.
I asked around a bit, and no one recognized it from any homebrew development kits or anything, so it was likely created by someone at Crawfish or Climax. Fun stuff!")
![Lost Wario GBC Sample Rom Found! [SAMPLE.BIN]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5xf582wYnBE/hqdefault.jpg "Lost Wario GBC Sample Rom Found! [SAMPLE.BIN]
As always, this has nothing to do with my job.
This development sample was included with the CGB development kit. it is meant to demo the ability to switch between 4 colors of the DMG to 16+ colors of the CGB. Pressing the A-Button changes the BG palettes, and the B-Button changes the OBJ palettes. Pushing Start begins music, while select plays some sound effects.")
