You guise gotta give me a little bit of time! It takes some time to make articles!
lel
//@@@@. Welp, crap.
//edited it. Monsters pls?
//if you mean are there monsters, yes. they try to hit you and when you are damaged you drop 10% of your ore/gem. you use bomb and rock boosts to attack them.
//YAY! I did it!
//yes indeed. Very popular.
//actually, only a bit popular among nerds lel
November 19, 1997 Announcement by Mythical Games
Mythical Games has Dropped out of the Development of MUD 2, leaving Pixel Studios 100k to aid them, as the sales of Spelunkies has increased. But, just One day later on November 20, 1997, Jordan Richardson makes a stunning announcement, The Development of Spelunkies 2 Is under way! little is known about the new game, but the company states that using either a computer connected to the internet, or directly to a router, a medium sized hand held or lap rested notebook type Mini-Console would be used to connect to the internet with up to 4 player online CO-OP! With the new added ability to build shelters, and a new final boss! this will be the most advanced game ever to enter the market.
November 24, 1997
Spelunkies is off the market, selling 6M Units and making 18M In sales.
More Announcements on Spelunkies two, The Price for one console is 30$, and 3$ For Each Attachment (Earbuds, Savegame Chip, Enhanced Graphic Chip) Many Experts say that Online games will be difficult to manage, since the systems require a lot of maintenance, it will be more of a loss than a gain. But seeing the hype of Spelunkies 2 And the MUD Games, many people say otherwise
Pixel
MUD
MUD 2
November 25th, 1977
MUD 1 is off the market, leaving MUD 2 in itâs tracks.
âAlthough Mythical Games left us during the final moments of the game, it was nice to see them help throughout the development phase.â
MUD 2 is fully online - wether youâd like to play with friends or make friends, itâs all possible. With fully customizable bosses and dungeons, Pixel Studios is waiting to see what kind of things players will come up with.
âItâs great weâre allowed to shape our own things.â Quoted one fan.
MUD 2 is a dungeon crawling game unlike none other - it has player houses, skills, inventories, and full-fledged online. Itâs truly brilliant. Along with the online capabilities, MUD 2 has also added a singleplayer campaign, filled with easter eggs and hidden content waiting for you to unlock.
âYour stuff from singleplayer carries over to multiplayer now. Players can train without the internet, now.â Said Kaden MacDonald, a worker for Pixel Studios.
REVIEWS:
Game News : 9/10
PC Gamer : 8/10
All Games : 8.5/10
Overall, an 8.5/10. Great job, Pixel Studios!
-Gaming News
//wouldnât that allow cheaters to easily @@@@ with other non-cheaters?
December 1, 1977
To compete with the major success to MUD 2, Mythical Games begins to pack many new amazing and innovative features to Spelunkies 2. One including a pull-out Keyboard and a full 8bit Graphic, 3 Song soundtrack and 8BIT Sound, and even 8 bit chat, with a multiplayer chatblock with the new typing feature. the planned price for the system was lowered to 28$ and the addition of a save chip allows you to save your file on a insertable chip, so players can share their save files and play on other friends systems. Pictures of the new boss, Skeletus have been seen. he is very well designed, and requires bombs rocks and swords to defeat. the whole system gets a new overhaul, with a powerful new feature to enhance graphic quality. and sound with the easily portable earbuds. two models of the platform are to be released, Portable and Home. The home is a little more pricey, but can hook controllers and can even emulate the graphics onto your tv! The portable is lighter, less high tech but unless you hook it up to a pc or a router, it can only do console connected to console co-op. They release date is not exact, but they plan to release it for the holiday rush.
//Getting too high tech i think. lets debuff this stuff.
December 1, 1977 World News
It appears the gaming company Mythical Gamesâ Main office was broke into last night! many copies of the new console in development were stolen, and their computers hacked into! apparently the coding of their new game, Spelunkies 2 Were released to many people, this has caused the company to stop production of the game and console, The thief made away with 20m dollars, causing a massive decline in the companyâs money. one of the thieves were found to be the thief who stole some copies of Spelunkies Original before it was released. he has been taken into custody and is going to be trialed for grand theft in a few weeks. the company was bailed out afterwards since their account went under. it is unkown if Mythical Games will begin development of the hyped up game system, because Jordan Richardson refuses to speak to the public. Im Daniel Smith, With World News
((How do I um join in and where are we at in gaming generations currently. Like which ps which blah blah okay???))
//1977
December 3, 1977
Horse-Drawn Games
Irene Stevenson
Tales From Happy Valley
Today, Horse-Drawn Games, the indie game studio headed by beloved childrensâ author Irene Stevenson, released an interactive fiction game. Tales From Happy Valley (abbreviated HVTALE due to filename length limits on contemporary computers) is not simply a game, but a âreaderâ designed to play standalone âadventuresâ. Each adventure is, on its own, a short interactive fiction game. Tales From Happy Valley supports still images and a text interface, providing users with an illustrated text adventure featuring Stevensonâs writing and digitized versions of her hand-painted illustrations.
Tales From Happy Valley includes five adventures, each loosely based on a book from Stevensonâs popular Pretty Ponies of Happy Valley series. The plot lines have been altered somewhat to allow for interaction and choice. Two of the five included adventures even feature multiple endings. Stevenson has expressed interest in creating more adventures for Tales From Happy Valley, and releasing them in bundled âadventure packsâ in the near future. Third-party adventures are currently not supported.
December 4, 1977
HardSoft
Phillip Adams
Meow-Meow
Today, a company by the name of âHardSoftâ was born on the game industry, releasing a Virtual Pet/Simulation game called âMeow-Meowâ. Itâs a 2D Graphics v1-based game, where the player adopts a cat and looks after it. The game plays in real time, and playerâs progress is saved into a MEOW.SAV file on his computer. Meow-Meow features an in-game economy. Players use gold to buy cat food and home decorations, as well as toys like balls. A cable-based multiplayer feature was also implemented, enabling playersâ pets to visit each other. The pets can play together, while players can trade their items for gold or other items.
// Did I do right? Havenât I missed something or what?