Norp the Yorp in Inside Mortimer's Computer - COMPLETE

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Xtraverse Vortininja Posts: 293 (8/31/02 7:01:05 pm) Reply	Norp the Yorp in Inside Mortimer's Computer - COMPLETE Yes, my keen1 mod is complete, online at: www20.brinkster.com/xtraverse/norp.zip BTW, when you play the game, BE SURE TO RUN Norp.bat, NOT Keen1.exe.
KeenRush Vortininja Posts: 919 (8/31/02 7:21:11 pm) Reply	Re: Norp the Yorp in Inside Mortimer's Computer - COMPLETE Yeah! I go to play it now! Whatcha gonna do when Keenmania runs wild on you?
KeenRush Vortininja Posts: 920 (8/31/02 7:39:00 pm) Reply	Re: Norp the Yorp in Inside Mortimer's Computer - COMPLETE I tried a bit, I don't have time to complete it now, but it was cool! Sweet job! Whatcha gonna do when Keenmania runs wild on you?
commanderklown Grunt Posts: 22 (8/31/02 9:16:56 pm) Reply	remote linking i tried the link and the page that came up just said something about remote linking. how do you get to it?
commanderklown Grunt Posts: 23 (8/31/02 9:19:38 pm) Reply	nevermind never mind i got it to work
Forge315 Grand Intellect Posts: 911 (8/31/02 10:38:54 pm) Reply	. I'll try this tonight.
Flaose Pooper, King of the Slugs Posts: 271 (9/1/02 2:06:47 am) Reply	Re: . Great! One problem though...in your credits list (located in readme.txt), you forgot the most important person of the KMO2 Development Team: Geoff Sims! He's the one who actually programmed it (Steven did the save routine, Ben did the opening splash screen, and I captured and named all the tiles/tilelists). I will be playing it soon though...and definately adding it to the levels page on CC314. -------------------- Cerebral Cortex 314 - For All of your Commander Keen Needs.
Xtraverse Vortininja Posts: 294 (9/1/02 4:06:43 am) Reply	Re: . Sorry, forgot to check the about in KMO1
Forge315 Grand Intellect Posts: 913 (9/1/02 9:09:59 am) Reply	. Heheheh ... this is a weird game, Decapitated Yorps, interesting natives, and we must not forget the eyeballs! Anyway from the few levels that I’ve played, good job Xtraverse,
Xtraverse Vortininja Posts: 296 (9/1/02 1:51:17 pm) Reply	Re: . Thank you
ceilick Grunt Posts: 12 (9/9/02 1:05:25 am) Reply	Re: Norp the Yorp in Inside Mortimer's Computer - COMPLETE Can someone e-mail the game to me at clavaded@family.net please?
Forge315 Grand Intellect Posts: 925 (9/9/02 1:21:30 am) Reply	. Done.
Ilsoap Flect Posts: 466 (9/9/02 3:41:08 am) Reply	My review... Good job! I'd give the mod a 6/10 (I personally ranked Yorphius at a 5/10). I love the idea of the game, it is definitely an original concept, and there were some level designs that were also imaginative, but on the whole, I think there were quite a few missed opportunities. I would have loved to see some more background art, while I was playing the levels, had I not read the story, I wouldn't have gotten the feeling that I was in a computer. Also, the point items were candy. Inside a computer, that didn't really make sense to me. The enemies were all cool (although I couldn't quite tell what the Vorticon sprites were supposed to be). Anyways, that's it. I won't be deleting this one from my computer.
Djaser Vortininja Posts: 215 (9/9/02 7:04:01 am) Reply	Re: My review... I agree with Ilsoap......
Xtraverse Vorticon Elite Posts: 370 (9/9/02 10:02:19 pm) Reply	Re: My review... A peach isn't candy! It's healthy! hehe...thanks for the review, and I will probably go back and add a lot more background art in a few months, before I start working on the second mod in that series.
KorathIII Vortininja Posts: 187 (9/9/02 10:47:37 pm) Reply	Re: My review... Good game, over all. -Korath III
Forge315 Grand Intellect Posts: 926 (9/10/02 2:19:09 am) Reply	. I just beat it and I’d have to say it’s pretty good. Good (7/10) Quality - 8/10 Originality - 8/10 Keenishness - 6/10 Those may change since I haven’t officially reviewed it yet.
LinkTempletonTM Vortininja Posts: 107 (9/10/02 3:03:06 pm) Reply	>:( (
dasTOBI AS Grunt Posts: 19 (9/14/02 9:46:37 pm) Reply	Re: great that`s a big fun and a great game idea... I hope you will make two sequels in KEEN 2 and KEEN 3 - style... By the way I believe it`s extremly much harder as the original KEEN 1. I wasn`t able to complete it without cheats, but it`s nice, that the game also has the same cheats like the original "Invasion of the Vorticons" - series. Thanks for that cool game.
Xtraverse Vorticon Elite Posts: 410 (9/15/02 8:49:08 pm) Reply	Re: great Well, number 2 has to be done Keen2 style for keen's objective to work, as for the third one I wanted to have a boss...
commanderklown Vortininja Posts: 42 (9/16/02 1:52:24 am) Reply	keenishness exactly whjat is keenishness?
Forge315 Grand Intellect Posts: 935 (9/16/02 2:32:20 am) Reply	Re: keenishness The ideas of Keenishness differs greatly, some Keen fans like MRC think Keen Dreams is very ideal for Keenishness and others think Keen5 and it’s kind of sophisticated feel are more Keenish. I think their both Keeenish, but comes down to personal opinion or perspective on the Keen games. Some time ago the newsletter was going to do an article about Keenishness, here’s what some of us had to say. (I agree with all that’s said.) Yorpy: Keenishness is a certain kind of innocence that only Commander Keen games can exemplify. It's just not about defeating enemies and saving planets, it is about living childhood dreams. Excitement, intelligence, and suspense are all elements that make up Keenishness. It would be a dream of almost every child to explore the universe embarking on many adventures while foiling every plan of their archenemy. Keenishness is a gateway to a simpler, kinder, and more fantastic world where you can have fun while saving the world from demise. Creatures are not scary they are colorful and attention grabbing. There are no dark frightening corners in Keen's world, only more places to go and discover. MRC: I don't quite know what to tell about Keenishness, except that Yorpy's definition is very close to the one that i have had in my mind. Despite the simplicity of the Keen games regarding their graphics, gameplay, and storyline, the game turns out to be a fully conducted, complete saga. Because of the easy, simple gameplay, and the childish setting in the game, it's sort of easy to relate to Commander Keen, and experience his adventures through a closer relationship with the hero.