Phoenix Wright.
...I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
Yeah, I wouldn't mind seeing UMK3 done on the DS, nor would I mind seeing the ZX games TASed as well. I think it's safe to say that it'll get done eventually, with the popularity of Mega Man in this forum and all (myself included heavily, I mean 'c'mon! Look at my avatars! :p).
I would like to see a TAS run of either of the Advance Wars games for the DS (ans I'm still hoping for the GBA versions).
I wanna try the survival modes in Dual Strike, but for personal purposes...
I gave a try to Megaman ZX/Advent. ZX plays pretty much perfect and would be great for a run. Advent has major issues - sprites don't appear and the videos run like crap, so that's out for now.
ZOMG! DO IT :)
The challenge for somebody willing to do Advent would be astronomical and amazing in that aspect, but boring because you can't see what's going on.
As for ZX, Aile is required. X is suppose to have a sissy voice. :P
I gave a try to Megaman ZX/Advent. ZX plays pretty much perfect and would be great for a run. Advent has major issues - sprites don't appear and the videos run like crap, so that's out for now.
ZOMG! DO IT :)
The challenge for somebody willing to do Advent would be astronomical and amazing in that aspect, but boring because you can't see what's going on.
As for ZX, Aile is required. X is suppose to have a sissy voice. :P
why dont you try it? I know you have a crush on Megaman there :)
I would give it a try, but the re-rec exe crashes on my pc.
I'll just throw Giana Sisters DS on the pile. It's the sequel to a SMB ripoff from the C64 era. There are no warp zones but I think the levels can be finished fairly quickly when you're not going for 100%.
Also Chronos Twin because it's just mindbreakingly difficult.
Barnyard Blast is pretty retro as well.
Oh and DK Jungle Climber. I don't think we ever got a King of Swing TAS, DKJC would make up for that.
As far as I know, Megaman ZX has already been being worked on. Just guess who.
<klmz> it reminds me of that people used to keep quoting adelikat's IRC statements in the old good days
<adelikat> no doubt
<adelikat> klmz, they still do
I haven't played many games yet, but these are the ones I'd watch TASes of.
I do know that some of these may not make sense :P
- Kirby Super Star Ultra (this game has yet to be released in my country ._.)
- Kirby Canvas Course
- Zelda Phantom Hourglass
- Mario & Luigi RPG 2 and 3
- Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland (?)
- Stafy games
- Mario 64 DS
- Super Princess Peach
- Starfox Command
- GTA Chinatown wars
- ...
I'll just throw Giana Sisters DS on the pile. It's the sequel to a SMB ripoff from the C64 era. There are no warp zones but I think the levels can be finished fairly quickly when you're not going for 100%.
I enjoyed Giana Sisters DS, but I'm not sure how entertaining it'd be, there wasn't a whole lot you could do other than the basic moves, although I didn't spend a ton of time trying to find exploits.
I'm most excited for Sonic Rush and Metroid Prime Hunters.
Sonic Rush I've only really bothered honing my run on zone 1 act 1, I've got it down to just over 40 seconds last I recall, the SDA run for MPH is already amazing, but I'd love to see what's possible in a TAS.
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Mario and luigi rpg 3!!!
Starfox command(though its glithy on no$gba)
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Contra 4 would be pretty cool to TAS.
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is pretty promising for a TAS run because it is so many possible approaches to the game.
I think a "Hard levels only" Space Invaders Extreme TAS would be fun to make and watch (making precise shots thanks to slowdowns)
Custom Robo Arena could be a nice game to TAS (pull off the ultimate combo thanks to TAS).
Just for laughs, a Big Brain Academy run can be made (ultimate touch screen perfection).
However, joking aside, for the best manipulation of the Touch Screen, I think Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword would be awesome to TAS.
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Some newer titles I found that'd be very interesting:
Mushroom Men (lots of tools and numerous options)
Prism: Light the Way
Doodle Hex (does this have a 1 player, or is it mutliplayer only?
Pipe Mania (is there any way to finish putting the pipes all in, and have the ooze start draining, or does it have to wait for the timer to complete?)
Soul Bubbles (hm, needs microphone)
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Wow, I really do feel as if people have completely lost the ability to read. That is immensely saddening.
Anyhows, I did a test of Prism. It can be completed fast; disappointingly so I think. The puzzles at the beginning are almost TOO easy, and can be completed before the screen even fades in entirely. It only takes 3 frames to move the objects around the screen, but for the majority of the early puzzles there aren't many objects to move around.
Stage 1 puzzleHyper stage test (frame advance only)
