Yo...pretty good, I'd say
I actually saw this before the original PWs, so I didn't have anything to compare it to, but after seeing them, I'd say you did pretty good. My one complaint would be the air raid part was...kinda long.
Reviews for "A Phoenix Wrong Tribute"
I think people are being a bit harsh here.
You're telling me this was your FIRST flash? Sure, it wasn't perfect, but for a first timer, you used great lip syncing and the sprites were not distorted. I say you should continue working in flash; you are on a much better start than most first timers.
Kitsunedai responds:
well, it was my first flash using sprites, yes. I've done flash before, but it wasn't too good since it was mostly 'experiment and see what happens' stuff
then I found where I could get the resources for Phoenix Wright sprites. actually, it really wasn't that hard to do once you found out what you were doing. the animations were fairly simple, and importing them was even easier. the hardest part was getting the mouth movement to be in-sync with the audio
I know I might be making light of sprite animation, but in this case, it really wasn't far too difficult
thanks for the review! I'll do more work if I get inspiration
Great, but...
In the last scene, with the "Baby on Board" song, you kind of mixed up the characters. You had Phoenix Wright doing Seymour Skinner at the beginning, but then it changed to Manfred von Karma doing his voice. Just a sign of inconsistency, is all. Otherwise, it was a great first outing for you using sprites.
Kitsunedai responds:
really? huh, I hadn't noticed. well, at least I tried the best I could! I could fix it, if I found the file
thanks for pointing it out, and thanks for the review!
LIked it
It was good but i like the simple courtroom PW no other backgrounds. I never heard the whole baby on board song so thanks for that :D
Kitsunedai responds:
well, just simple courtroom scenes wouldn't have worked for everything, so.. yeah, that's what that was all about
you're welcome, and thanks for the review!
I've noticed...
At some times the characters are smaller than they really are, why is that?
Kitsunedai responds:
to better accomodate more than one character being on the screen at the same time, so they wouldn't suck up all the room. I mean, Phoenix Wright only has one character on the screen at a time that I've see. two, at most. but when you cram three or four onto the same screen to make some scenes work, you have to change a little