Weirdness - Revision history

Lachesis at 19:02, 20 January 2013

2013-01-20T19:02:47Z

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	\|title= Weirdness Chapter One		\|title= Weirdness Chapter One
	\|image = Weird1.png		\|image = Weird1.png
	\|creator = [[~~Greg~~ Janson]]		\|creator = [[Alexis Janson]]
	\|company = [[Software Visions]]		\|company = [[Software Visions]]
	\|released = Early 1996		\|released = Early 1996

Wervyn: Reverted edits by AleltAcele (Talk); changed back to last version by Terryn

2008-02-08T23:25:22Z

Reverted edits by AleltAcele (Talk); changed back to last version by Terryn

New page

{{Game
|title= Weirdness Chapter One
|image = Weird1.png
|creator = [[Greg Janson]]
|company = [[Software Visions]]
|released = Early 1996
|genre = [[Inventory]]
}}
{{Game
|title= Weirdness SE Chapter One
|image =
|creator = [[Duhreetoh]]
|company = [[Autumn Dreams]]
|released = 1999
|genre = [[Inventory]]
}}

[[Weirdness]] is unquestionably one of the most influential MegaZeux games of all time. Released in a time when most MegaZeux games were adventure games which deviated little from the defaults, Weirdness was the opposite, showing several then-new gameplay engines. Weirdness is an inventory game, and most gameplay consists of picking up and interacting with items through an inventory; some other engines include a simple 3D maze, a gate manipulation puzzle and a yo-yo weapon engine. Due to its relative complexity, Weirdness caused the expectations of MegaZeux games to dramatically shift.

Weirdness's storyline consists of Jace Nyglus getting behind the secret of the meteorite which landed next to his house. The game series was to continue for 10 games, but only the first (and bits of the second) were made before Janson left the community. [[Duhreetoh]] remade the first game, and was expected to make the rest of the games based on Janson's planned storyline (given to Duhreetoh by [[Yapok Jr.]]), but nothing futher was done.

[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games with Special Editions]]

Terryn: I was wrong, it was 10.

2008-01-13T23:12:11Z

I was wrong, it was 10.

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	[[Weirdness]] is unquestionably one of the most influential MegaZeux games of all time. Released in a time when most MegaZeux games were adventure games which deviated little from the defaults, Weirdness was the opposite, showing several then-new gameplay engines. Weirdness is an inventory game, and most gameplay consists of picking up and interacting with items through an inventory; some other engines include a simple 3D maze, a gate manipulation puzzle and a yo-yo weapon engine. Due to its relative complexity, Weirdness caused the expectations of MegaZeux games to dramatically shift.		[[Weirdness]] is unquestionably one of the most influential MegaZeux games of all time. Released in a time when most MegaZeux games were adventure games which deviated little from the defaults, Weirdness was the opposite, showing several then-new gameplay engines. Weirdness is an inventory game, and most gameplay consists of picking up and interacting with items through an inventory; some other engines include a simple 3D maze, a gate manipulation puzzle and a yo-yo weapon engine. Due to its relative complexity, Weirdness caused the expectations of MegaZeux games to dramatically shift.

	Weirdness's storyline consists of Jace Nyglus getting behind the secret of the meteorite which landed next to his house. The game series was to continue for 12 games, but only the first (and bits of the second) were made before Janson left the community. [[Duhreetoh]] remade the first game, and was expected to make the rest of the games based on Janson's planned storyline (given to Duhreetoh by [[Yapok Jr.]]), but nothing futher was done.		Weirdness's storyline consists of Jace Nyglus getting behind the secret of the meteorite which landed next to his house. The game series was to continue for 10 games, but only the first (and bits of the second) were made before Janson left the community. [[Duhreetoh]] remade the first game, and was expected to make the rest of the games based on Janson's planned storyline (given to Duhreetoh by [[Yapok Jr.]]), but nothing futher was done.

	[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games with Special Editions]]		[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games with Special Editions]]

Terryn: Added block for the SE.

2008-01-13T09:50:43Z

Added block for the SE.

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	\|company = [[Software Visions]]		\|company = [[Software Visions]]
	\|released = Early 1996		\|released = Early 1996
			\|genre = [[Inventory]]
			}}
			{{Game
			\|title= Weirdness SE Chapter One
			\|image =
			\|creator = [[Duhreetoh]]
			\|company = [[Autumn Dreams]]
			\|released = 1999
	\|genre = [[Inventory]]		\|genre = [[Inventory]]
	}}		}}

Kkairos: added a screen

2008-01-13T09:38:44Z

added a screen

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	{{Game		{{Game
	\|title= Weirdness Chapter One		\|title= Weirdness Chapter One
	\|image =		\|image = Weird1.png
	\|creator = [[Greg Janson]]		\|creator = [[Greg Janson]]
	\|company = [[Software Visions]]		\|company = [[Software Visions]]

Terryn: AIIIIIIGHT!!!

2008-01-12T23:57:17Z

AIIIIIIGHT!!!

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	[[Weirdness]] is unquestionably one of the most influential MegaZeux games of all time. Released in a time when most MegaZeux games were adventure games which deviated little from the defaults, Weirdness was the opposite, showing several then-new gameplay engines. Weirdness is an inventory game, and most gameplay consists of picking up and interacting with items through an inventory; some other engines include a simple 3D maze, a gate manipulation puzzle and a yo-yo weapon engine. Due to its relative complexity, Weirdness caused the expectations of MegaZeux games to dramatically shift.		[[Weirdness]] is unquestionably one of the most influential MegaZeux games of all time. Released in a time when most MegaZeux games were adventure games which deviated little from the defaults, Weirdness was the opposite, showing several then-new gameplay engines. Weirdness is an inventory game, and most gameplay consists of picking up and interacting with items through an inventory; some other engines include a simple 3D maze, a gate manipulation puzzle and a yo-yo weapon engine. Due to its relative complexity, Weirdness caused the expectations of MegaZeux games to dramatically shift.

	Weirdness's storyline consists of Jace Nyglus getting behind the secret of the ~~meteor~~ which landed next to his house. The game series was to continue for 12 games, but only the first (and bits of the second) were made before Janson left the community. [[Duhreetoh]] remade the first game, and was expected to make the rest of the games based on Janson's planned storyline (given to Duhreetoh by [[Yapok Jr.]]), but nothing futher was done.		Weirdness's storyline consists of Jace Nyglus getting behind the secret of the meteorite which landed next to his house. The game series was to continue for 12 games, but only the first (and bits of the second) were made before Janson left the community. [[Duhreetoh]] remade the first game, and was expected to make the rest of the games based on Janson's planned storyline (given to Duhreetoh by [[Yapok Jr.]]), but nothing futher was done.

	[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games with Special Editions]]		[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games with Special Editions]]

Terryn: Making it substantial.

2008-01-12T23:53:36Z

Making it substantial.

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	~~Possibly~~ the first game ~~that illustrated that mzx~~ was ~~MORE than just a tool~~ to make ~~spin offs~~ of ~~caverns~~.		{{Game
			\|title= Weirdness Chapter One
			\|image =
			\|creator = [[Greg Janson]]
			\|company = [[Software Visions]]
			\|released = Early 1996
			\|genre = [[Inventory]]
			}}

			[[Weirdness]] is unquestionably one of the most influential MegaZeux games of all time. Released in a time when most MegaZeux games were adventure games which deviated little from the defaults, Weirdness was the opposite, showing several then-new gameplay engines. Weirdness is an inventory game, and most gameplay consists of picking up and interacting with items through an inventory; some other engines include a simple 3D maze, a gate manipulation puzzle and a yo-yo weapon engine. Due to its relative complexity, Weirdness caused the expectations of MegaZeux games to dramatically shift.

			Weirdness's storyline consists of Jace Nyglus getting behind the secret of the meteor which landed next to his house. The game series was to continue for 12 games, but only the first (and bits of the second) were made before Janson left the community. [[Duhreetoh]] remade the first game, and was expected to make the rest of the games based on Janson's planned storyline (given to Duhreetoh by [[Yapok Jr.]]), but nothing futher was done.

			[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games with Special Editions]]

Koji at 23:30, 12 January 2008

2008-01-12T23:30:49Z

New page

Possibly the first game that illustrated that mzx was MORE than just a tool to make spin offs of caverns.