With some help from RPGMM forum member HKL3, I have been allowed by License Hunter producer "TAKE" to show everyone the game that won him a big award in a Japanese contest!


From the creator:

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Work Name: LICENSE HUNTER
Producer: TAKE
URL: http://tool5.hp.infoseek.co.jp/

{Writer Note: The name of the site, "Zan'nen'nagara, Dekimasen." means "Unfortunately it is impossible."}
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Here's a couple of pictures of the game:







Here is the creator's English introduction page for his work that he created specially for this event:

http://tool5.hp.infoseek.co.jp/introduc ... unter.html

Please go to that page because he wants to know how many people check it out. The link also contains videos of the game in action! You will definitely want to see those two videos. Let's give him a good push, shall we?

Also, I don't know how much bandwidth TAKE's site has, so I have created a mirror here at the Mag for the page with all the images (with a couple of newer pictures) and both videos.

http://www.rpgmmag.com/rpgm2/special/li ... mirror.php

Enjoy! And remember where you saw this!

Finally, BIG THANKS go to TAKE and HKL3! Thank you both.

AH-MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!

This has to be the best attempt at RPGM2 that I have ever let my retnas soak into my poor excuse of a brain... looks.... prettyyyyyy...

... Sersiously, this looks real good, I hope it plays like it looks.

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after watching the vids, I really want to get a hold of this. Ix, any chance of an english version? I doubt it, but the slight off-chance that there is........

It does look amazing, I bet there is alot of duplicate events around for some of the effects or not. The game save could possibly work for

Just out of curiousity...

(and courtesy)...

How does he pronounce his name?

It can't be the same as the English TAKE.

I have heard "Tah-Kee" and "Tah-Kay" and suspect it is one of them.

I know that in Japan pronounciation is a matter of coutersy (misplacing the accent on certain otherwise identical words can be a real insult!).

Anyone know?

Peace.

based on what i know about japanese, TAKE would be pronounced "Tah-Kay".

Correct. A perfect example would be the most common drink in japan... sake. Spelled like sake... but said like Sah-kay.

Thank you both.

I don't mind being a Stupid American, but I don't like letting it show.

Peace.

Anything for the cool guy with the creepy avvie...

*stares at it for a while.... then shudders*

Man, this guy knows what he's doing!
(Almost makes me wonder if I should put more effort into JH3D's demo level.)