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The document describes the process of producing a game. The creator first designed the background using pixel art. Then they added coins and platforms for the character to collect and jump on. A weapon was also included for the character to collect. Next, the character was added. Finally, the creator animated the game elements, deciding on a platformer style, and was able to complete the animation.
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The document reflects on the production process of creating a video game, noting strengths like research helping gather ideas, but also areas for improvement such as taking more time planning. It also compares the technical and aesthetic qualities of the game to Super Mario Bros 3, highlighting similarities like both being platformers but differences in color schemes and objectives. Finally, it discusses appealing to the target audience of 12-17 year olds and getting generally positive peer feedback praising the design while also suggesting improvements.
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The document summarizes the experiments Leon conducted in preparation for their final product. They practiced animating a character shooting bullets, made mockups for a game cover front and back, and drew characters in an anime style to potentially include in dialogue scenes or the title screen. Though the hand-drawn elements were cut due to time constraints, Leon plans to incorporate the animation skills, design elements from the game covers, and anime art style in their final product. They aim to create a boss fight scene similar to Touhou games, applying what they learned around animating gameplay, color schemes, and visual effects.
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This document summarizes Leon Gabbatiss's reflection on creating an animation project in Photoshop. It details the 9 production processes, including character design, assets, title screen, gameplay sprites, animation, sound effects, and a bonus game cover. Each process is broken down into steps taken, such as taking inspiration from Touhou characters and adding dialogue. The reflection shows the progression of creating character designs, heads-up displays, animating gameplay, and adding sound effects and music in Premiere Pro.
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The student created an animated demo for a bullet hell game. In the animation, they showcased the title screen, gameplay, and dialogue. According to peer feedback, aspects that were effective included the use of sound effects and sprite animation. However, peers noted that the animation could have been improved by making it longer to show more gameplay mechanics and bullet patterns. The student agreed more gameplay footage would have helped demonstrate their skills and the game's narrative and mechanics.
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You conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews. Product research provided inspiration from existing games but could have explored more options. Questionnaires easily gathered quantitive audience data through SurveyMonkey but lacked detail. Interviews allowed for more detailed feedback but scheduling could be difficult. Overall, triangulating multiple methods provided a well-rounded understanding of the audience.
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Leon decided to create a gaming podcast discussing Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Metroid Dread, and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. He wrote a script beforehand and recorded audio individually with his friends Harrison and Sam in a quiet studio to avoid background noise, saving each voice recording separately. Leon then edited the audio files together in Adobe Premiere Pro, balancing the levels and adding music from the discussed games to create the final podcast product.
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- 2. Process • I started off with designing the actual background. • This was done with pixel art.
- 3. Process • Started adding in the coins, the character will collect. • I also added in the platforms, which the character will jump on.
- 4. Process • I added a weapon, the character can collect it.
- 5. Process • I added the character himself.
- 6. Process - I started animating it. - I decided to do it as a platformer game. - I was able to finish the animation.
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