Forums

In case you happened to think those late-market Brazilian Game Gear-to-Master System conversions were hacks done by Brazilians (in Brazil, no less!), you're wrong - at least in the case of X-Men: Mojo World.

Here's what programmer Paul Hutchinson had to say:

Quote

GDRI: I'm surprised to hear that a Brazilian Game Gear-to-Master System conversion was done by someone who worked on the original game and not by people in Brazil. What did the conversion work on X-Men: Mojo World entail?

PH: Basically reworking the display code, as I recall. The SMS does not have as good a graphic processor as the GG. There was more sprite flicker. It didn't llook as good.

Mr. Hutchinson also worked on the other GG X-Men games, SMS/GG Spider-Man, and GG Chakan.

Read the rest of my "interview" with him:
http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Interview:Paul_Hutchinson

Author	Message
CRV Joined: 02 Jan 2005 Posts: 668	Whodunit (People Edition): Paul Hutchinson Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 1:19 pm
CRV Joined: 02 Jan 2005 Posts: 668	In case you happened to think those late-market Brazilian Game Gear-to-Master System conversions were hacks done by Brazilians (in Brazil, no less!), you're wrong - at least in the case of X-Men: Mojo World. Here's what programmer Paul Hutchinson had to say: Quote GDRI: I'm surprised to hear that a Brazilian Game Gear-to-Master System conversion was done by someone who worked on the original game and not by people in Brazil. What did the conversion work on X-Men: Mojo World entail? PH: Basically reworking the display code, as I recall. The SMS does not have as good a graphic processor as the GG. There was more sprite flicker. It didn't llook as good. Mr. Hutchinson also worked on the other GG X-Men games, SMS/GG Spider-Man, and GG Chakan. Read the rest of my "interview" with him: http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Interview:Paul_Hutchinson

Forums

View topic - Whodunit (People Edition): Paul Hutchinson