Having said this, don't worry too much about titles. It can be changed late in development if necessary. I encourage both of you to focus on gameplay for now.
The game had interesting ideas, but it only existed on one system. I wasn't entirely sure what audience the creators were trying to appeal to. If the data on VGChartz is accurate, it sold about 0.8 million copies. Somehow, most of the US/Canada sales happened between 2009 and 2010, over a year after the game was released. It sold slightly less copies than Harvest Moon: Boy and Girl, which was a PSP compilation / reissue of the two Harvest Moon PS1 games.thadeus wrote:Brooktown High looks neat, but I'm not terrible fond of the 3D designs. They look kinda bland.
Still have a lot to go. Backgrounds are taking up about 6 hours, characters about 2 hours for the base (no clothing included). But I do have a couple anatomically gratuitous (read: Naked) character bases, male and female.
