Category:Felix Leung - Revision history

Aderack at 01:28, 8 September 2016

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 And then he used these skills to assemble a transparent ''Star Trek'' pastiche, and to place ''Final Fantasy''’s fighter in conflict with Barney the Dinosaur. Okay then!
-==Registration information==
+== Registration information ==
 : Digital Emotions
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 : POR 1BO
-==Links==
+== Interviews / Articles ==
 * [http://www.diygamer.com/2010/08/gamemaker-archive-part-15-easiest-lifting/ The Easiest Lifting (DIYGamer)]

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 Canadian Felix Leung, who also went under the developer name '''Digital Emotions''', had a darned good command of [[Game-Maker]]. He knew how the engine worked, he knew its tricks, and he sure as heck knew how it used animation files. Leung’s games have extended — often very extended — animated cutscenes, that often transition seamlessly into each other and tend to provide excellent context for the in-game action.
-Given these skills, it’s curious that Leung’s most original ideas seem to include renaming ''Star Trek''’s Federation the Confederation, and placing ''Final Fantasy''’s fighter in conflict with Barney the Dinosaur.
+And then he used these skills to assemble a transparent ''Star Trek'' pastiche, and to place ''Final Fantasy''’s fighter in conflict with Barney the Dinosaur. Okay then!
 ==Registration information==

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	Canadian Felix Leung, who also went under the developer name '''Digital Emotions''', had a darned good command of [[Game-Maker]]. He knew how the engine worked, he knew its tricks, and he sure as heck knew how it used animation files. Leung’s games have extended — often very extended — animated cutscenes, that often transition seamlessly into each other and tend to provide excellent context for the in-game action.		Canadian Felix Leung, who also went under the developer name '''Digital Emotions''', had a darned good command of [[Game-Maker]]. He knew how the engine worked, he knew its tricks, and he sure as heck knew how it used animation files. Leung’s games have extended — often very extended — animated cutscenes, that often transition seamlessly into each other and tend to provide excellent context for the in-game action.