MadGear
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(off-topic: I've seen quite a few playthroughs of BDD: The Revenge appear on YouTube recently. One of the comments in one of those videos actually said the following: "This is what the original game should have looked and played like."
I did not expect that. I don't think I could ever wish for a better compliment than that ;D)
Back on topic:
Here's a little test-video of the subway stage. Notice the flickering lights and the sounds they make.
Also notice the shaking and the sound when the train passes by. I actually went and found the sounds of the train and the lights on YouTube after searching for "train sound" and "flickering light sound" or something like that. I downloaded them, raised the volume of the sounds and then made them into .wav files.
These effects came out exactly how I wanted them to be, so now I will focus on putting the enemies in the stage. After I've done that, I will focus on stopping the train in the middle of the screen so that some enemies will walk out the train to fight you. Maybe a mid-boss will walk out the train at a later point in the level?
Back on topic:
Here's a little test-video of the subway stage. Notice the flickering lights and the sounds they make.
Also notice the shaking and the sound when the train passes by. I actually went and found the sounds of the train and the lights on YouTube after searching for "train sound" and "flickering light sound" or something like that. I downloaded them, raised the volume of the sounds and then made them into .wav files.
These effects came out exactly how I wanted them to be, so now I will focus on putting the enemies in the stage. After I've done that, I will focus on stopping the train in the middle of the screen so that some enemies will walk out the train to fight you. Maybe a mid-boss will walk out the train at a later point in the level?