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Game designer Colleen Macklin and collaborators from the Red Cross, Ben Norskov and Rob Snider, share the story of the work they created together; the pitfalls, lessons learned and ultimately triumph– and impact which continues to grow — of creating a game for a community that is not your community. Photo Credit: Gabi Porter
If I am not mistaken, using the Ziff Davis chart for replacement costs, this issue runs about $36,000 =)
This is a 24" wide hollow plastic Gameboy Advance. It would hang from the ceiling in the video game department... kind of neat, but don't really have the space to display it.
I ended up playing around with the abilities a little and swapped the attack and asset usage around. This it the SoulCalibur III version. Since the style she uses in that game has some similar moves as Kilik I gave her the ability to use his attacks on this version. The vitality gain is from the fact that I like using the weapon that gains back health and that on SCIV one of her abilities is HP recovery. Her ability to force the opponent to commit something is based on her Soul Gauge damage ability in SCIV.
Like her SCIV version, I kept the icons similar, but changed the Good to Life to represent her HP recovery...that and Ivy and Morrigan also have it and I wanted her to be able to use some of their stuff.
This is not a tournament legal card...I created it just because I've been wanting to see what she'd look like on a card...although if you do ever use this card, let me know how it does by posting a comment here.
The art is 3 different SCIII "create-a-character" illustrations that were released for the game that I meshed together and re-colored using Gimp.
Fotos da Meeting Jam 2015 - 24hs para fazer um jogo no dia 11/04/2015 (começando meia noite!). Evento organizado pelo grupo de pesquisa e desenvolvimento de Jogos - Gamux (www.gamux.com.br/) da Unicamp.
Meeting Jam 2015 pictures - 24hs to develop a game at 11 April 2015 (starting midnight!). Event organized by the group of research and development of games - Gamux (www.gamux.com.br/) at Unicamp, Campinas, Brazil.