Rating Future:
RATING PRACTICAL: These two tilesets are very practical.
RATING: 8.7
RATING BEAUTY: It is a little bit more beauty than practicle. BeautiFUL.
RATING: 8.8
RATING ORGINALITY: And it is also orginal.
RATING: 8.8
RATING EXAMPLE LEVEL: Two good example levels. I can see very good how I can use your tilesets!
RATING: 9.3
BONUS: I give you a ½ point bonus because there are two tileset and not one!
FINAL RATING: 9.4
Download recommendation: YES!
Greetings,
Ischa
Rating Remake Industrius
RATING PRACTICLE: It is a very practicle tileset. I can use it very good. And you too! :)
Rating: 8.8
RATING BEAUTY: It is also a beautiful tileset… but only one ‘shamey’, it is not so Industry as the real one.
Rating: 7.9
RATING ORGINALITY: It isn’t very original. It is based on the Industrius-tileset from JJ1. But there are some changes.
Rating: 4.5
RATING EXAMPLE LEVEL: I can see very good how I can use this tileset in your example level. Great, great, great job.
Rating: 9.3
FINAL RATING: 7.6
Download recommendation: YES.
1up sprite replaced with a Spam can. Thats another problem of the JSD, you need to make a 9mb file for changing one friggin’ sprite.
MAN he was right it is CRAP!
But not that bad for a begginer
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Is it good? I’m to lazy to download 9 megs and all that other stuff right now.
ok, it was prety good.
level:it was nice and big and long well not too long. the way it was setup was pretty good.
Gameplay:There was a good amount of game play.And it was placed right.
eyecandy:pretty good,allmost no glitches, i only spotted 1, but it was hard to notice.
tiles:lots of choices, and it is just good. (looks as if the creators of jj made it)
score:6.5=pretty good
MSB3000: Yes, so then they notice us and deletes this. Nice idea ;P.
Well that didnt take long. The first(And more than likely not the last) J2A upload.
Let’s all give Epic a warm air hug for not noticing us!
Normally I reserve time for a long, slightly thought out review when I review Ischa’s packs.
However this pack, does not deserve a long, thought out review. i’ll do the best I can however.
Alright, so basically these levels are linear to the max. Honestly. Finding the challenges never strays you off from the main path for very long, but the problem is sometimes there are cleverly hidden due to the fact you’re so bored out of you mind you pass over the little nook the challenge’s warp is at.
None of the boss arenas are very exciting, you’ll probably JJNEXT all of them. Oh, and the Devan battle’s pre-requisite is very annoying.
The placement is horrible, you’ll agree with me once you get hit by a turtle in a suckertube.
Hmm. That’s the best I can squeeze out of the pack.
DR? No.
Introduction:
Ever feel like headbanging to the original Muckamok theme, but feel the tune is inappropriate to do so? Well, this tune is right up your alley, then!
Song Analysis:
Remember what I said about the original version, FOD? “This song would be freaking sweet with the right samples.” Well, guess what? I still think that holds true. This version is quite vastly different from your original “The Muckamok Rock”. Too different to compare, really. As the original version was rock, this version is somewhere between heavy metal and rock ‘n roll. However, the arrangement of this song is done up quite well. Nothing clashes and everything sounds great as far as I can tell. Except around 1:22.60(Pattern 16) where you inexplicably up the pitch on the guitars… Doesn’t sound that good. Additionally, the song is a bit repeatitive with no real “breakdowns” to it. A breakdown or two somewhere in there would not only prolong the life of the song, but make it sound all the more groovy, in my opinion.
Sample Analysis:
As stated, none of the samples clash, hiss, crackle, or sound bad at all. Your choice in samples is pretty nice. All the guitar samples are nice and crisp, as heavy guitar samples should be.
Final Analysis:
This is a slight step down…from the “original” version of “The Muckamok Rock,” in my opinion. Gone are the organs that made the first cut so absolutely awesome. Gone are the cut-off guitars. Gone is the arrangement…
Man… Listening to v1.0, I think I do prefer it to this one…but this one is pretty slick in and of itself, too.
Score: 5.0
“Arrangement” Points: -0.2
Total Score: 4.5
Recommendation?:
I’d recommend this, yes. It’s a neat, metal arrangement of Muckamok. But I’d also like to re-recommend the first version, too, which can be found here:
http://www.jazz2online.com/J2Ov2/downloads/info.php?levelID=3683
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The “Simon Cowell” of Jazz 2 Online‘s Music Scene… Joseph Collins
“Dr Lithius” or “LithiuServer” on Jazz 2
You people and your “Put Lori in 1.23” requests… =P
In addition to being able to now see every single sprite in every known version of Jazz Jackrabbit 2(yes, this includes the “prototype” version where Colonius 2 uses the music file mislabelled as “Medivo2”, though there is a little palette curroption in the menu sprites), you can also now rip each and every sprite with ease, as well as edit them just as easily. With this, combined with the Jazz Creation Station, I’d imagine someone with enough diligence could easily make a whole new game using the Jazz 2 engine.
All and all, this is one of the best tools to come out for Jazz 2 ever. I haven’t tested the manipulation capabilities of it personally, so I probably shouldn’t give a score…but I gotta say, I can’t think of anything more useful that could come out. Maybe a sound manipulator or something to rip/replace sounds… Dunno.
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The “Simon Cowell” of Jazz 2 Online‘s Music Scene… Joseph Collins
“Dr Lithius” or “LithiuServer” on Jazz 2
All I can say that hasn’t been said before is HOT DAMN!
And bring on Lori nows!
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Dosent werk on guest account :P
No, we wouldn’t. It’s just a simple matter of replacing sprites, probably Jazz’s, and making more to fill in the superjump.
Yays! Wait, we’d need the source code for that.
Greatz0r. Except for some ungood things like autosave it’s awesome program, due to its simplicity. Now… We finally can have Lori in 1.23 XD
Much better than your Langunicus remix! =D
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