Final Fantasy: The Calling demo released
Posted on 22 November 1998, 23:55 GMT
Josh Morris of Macross Software has released a demo of his upcoming game, Final Fantasy: The Calling for the TI-85 (ZShell). This will be a fighting RPG based on the characters from Squaresofts's Final Fantasy VII. Features will include the same basic fight engine from FFVII, summons, spells, items, and more. This game is a must for anyone who has played Final Fantasy VII.
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Re: Final Fantasy: The Calling demo released
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jeremy
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wow. this game looks awesome. is it gonna work on rascal or ase for the ti-86. please please please say it will. =) im going to try out the demo on rascal and mostl ikly have my computer crash. well off to try that now. let me know. thanks. it would be great to get a good final fantasy asm game on ti-86.
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23 November 1998, 01:20 GMT
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Re: Final Fantasy: The Calling demo released
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Phil K.
(Web Page)
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Wait a minute... I was here about 5 minutes ago, and there was a screenshot for a Zelda game... Can't remember right now what it was called... it was for the 85... What happened to it, TiCalc?
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23 November 1998, 02:28 GMT
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Re: Re: Final Fantasy: The Calling demo released
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Jason
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IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT THE ZELDA PIC!!!
Funny thing about that zelda screenshot is that its probably fake! Ive seen it like a zillion times. The one Macross Software has is at
http://members.xoom.com/CashOnly/pages/projects.html#zelda
Now, im not saying that Macross Software is lying, but sometimes developers put up target images that show what the end program should look like, but most likely that image is ~not~ a screenshot. Macross Software still makes great games like the Quest games for the 85. The only 2 programs that actually create that picture is the zelda 83 demo and the zelda 89 beta (which i have a copy of). Zelda 83 seems to have silently died, but CCIA is currently making zelda 89. To see the target screenshot for zelda 89, which may be ported, for all you 86/85 owners (including me) who are salivating, goto:
http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/jolt/642/map2.gif
There are still a few elements missing, but link is implemented. If you own an 82 or 83, well, pray that the previous owners of the Zelda 83 project will feel interested again. The Zelda 83 site is:
http://www.ti-files.org/zelda/zelda.html
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25 November 1998, 06:22 GMT
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PORT to the 86
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ti-86 owner
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Pleez pleez port this game to the TI-86
or if you can't, please make it Rascall/ASE compatible, on a ti-86. I LOVE the idea
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23 November 1998, 02:41 GMT
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Re: Final Fantasy: The Calling demo released
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Gandalf
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Nope, 86 emulation only handles programs under 12k. This one is 18k, so we TI-86 folks are SOL. Can someone PLEASE port this!! I've been waiting for forever and 29 days for any FF stuff for a calc. Thanks!!
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23 November 1998, 02:56 GMT
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Re: Final Fantasy: The Calling demo released
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Aaron King
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You think squaresoft is going to threaten to sue Josh over copyright infringement like what happened with monoploy? Let's start taking bets.
--AARON
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23 November 1998, 02:57 GMT
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TI-enhancements
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Piloter
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Gee, 3dfx? Thought that was what the 92+ module did? *sto, sag* Better yet, a dual-processor calc! Heh. Z-160, maybe? Or, better yet, a calc with PCI slots and 12 volts of power....hmm.. AWE64 for speaker emulation, 3dfx for greyscale, there are so many thoughts.
--Piloter
(None of this is a serious suggestion, by the way!)
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30 November 1998, 14:41 GMT
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Re: Final Fantasy: The Calling demo released
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Adam Gross
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What is the deal with it not working with Rascall? I tried it, but it just says that it's too big. Is there anyway to get around it?
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23 November 1998, 03:01 GMT
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Wait a Minute...
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The Notorious Computerman
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Something smells fishy here... maybe I'm just paranoid after what just happened with the supposed Zelda game. I tried the demo... it seemed an awful lot like just a ported TV ad for FF7. Also, this "game" is made by the same group (Macross Software) that was claiming a Zelda game... and the link to their page doesn't work. Is it just paranoia, or do I smell a rat?
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23 November 1998, 04:40 GMT
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