Any of you guys play the original RPG Maker?

I mean the one for psone. Me and a few friends and (even a couple of teachers), back in school used to make our own Dragon Quest-esque style RPG's, save em on our memory cards and trade em amongst each other, and play them. Used to be tons of fun. Anyone else do this kind of thing back then? (I guess the new version of RPG Maker is on Steam now and from screenshots, looks a lot more user friendly and accessible than the old version.)

I used to play the DEZAEMON games, which is more or less the same thing but for shooting games.

I did and it was not user-friendly, in my opinion.BranKetra

I did, but not enough to really get involved.

[QUOTE="BranKetra"]I did and it was not user-friendly, in my opinion.Allicrombie

I mean the one for psone. Me and a few friends and (even a couple of teachers), back in school used to make our own Dragon Quest-esque style RPG's, save em on our memory cards and trade em amongst each other, and play them. Used to be tons of fun. Anyone else do this kind of thing back then? (I guess the new version of RPG Maker is on Steam now and from screenshots, looks a lot more user friendly and accessible than the old version.)

Allicrombie

i always had bigger ideas than the memory card would allow

I tried to make something with RPG Maker 2 on the PS2, but I thought it sucked as a game creation tool. It was too clunky and unweildy.

A question to anybody who has played the recent RPG Maker: can you make words that are modern or futurstic? Can you run it on a pretty standard Dell laptop? Or a MacBook Air?

I tried to make something with RPG Maker 2 on the PS2, but I thought it sucked as a game creation tool. It was too clunky and unweildy.

A question to anybody who has played the recent RPG Maker: can you make words that are modern or futurstic? Can you run it on a pretty standard Dell laptop? Or a MacBook Air?

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