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« Last post by Cyartog959 on November 21, 2025, 11:33:47 pm »
I have no idea, but if anyone has any input, what are the key tools/programs needed to do maps made from Inti Creates' games to document on?
So far, they're known for their original games, like the "Azure Striker Gunvolt" series, "Mega Man Zero", "Mega Man 9" and "Mega Man 10" and the "Blaster Master Zero" trilogy, but after many games, my curious mind got me thinking lately, "Why haven't their game's maps been documented yet?".
The thing is, while Inti Creates' 2D games are enjoyable, there's still some lingering confusion to how long their stages are, what hidden secrets to uncover, and what paths to take in certain stages that can be confusing, like False Zonda's(GV2 explains why later on) stage, "Sinner's Row", in "GV1", where certain mirror panels are touched to progress, sections of the intermission stage has been flipped upside down to create disorientation to anyone's perspective before facing the actual boss, Copen, for the first time.
I can pretty much tell from sight that the Gunvolt games' tilesets are entirely Photoshop made, rather than handmade pixel art, although the characters themselves are made and animated through it in-game.
Inti Creates' games are all made through their own in-house engines, one of which is called, well, "Inti Creates Engine"(I.C.E.; yeah, yeah, a pun.), the second, "Imperial Engine", used for other games, like "Gunvolt 3", and the third, is used for "Luminous Avenger iX 2".
If, by chance, no compatible tools are present, maybe somebody can make some to streamline the process.
Hope there's good recommendations for anyone to get into documenting them soon.
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