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Echoes of Aurelia is looking for dungeon designers!If you haven't read it, read it two posts over my post.
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DAS kleine Schild: 
Might you switch around the item set on X to make the sword set to X instead? In GC era Zelda games you would have the items set to X & Y which were closer to the locations of Y and B on an Xbox controller. Not to mention, X is the standard attack button on nearly all Xbox action games.
Congratulations Germany, you've cup!
For this reason, there is an improved version of our engine demo including better bomb handling, a moving camera in cutscenes, much more intelligent octoroks, the ability to stab with your sword and the support of all foreign accents/umlauts etc...featuring the German translation of the demo.
Hmm. You said you were almost done though. Also, remaking anything from scratch is generally a bad idea in software development. At least it is before you have an already finished product.
Is there any other reasons you would rather start over in this new engine? Would this engine be significantly easier to work with compared to what you have now? Would it be able to do something such as cutting down the time you take to make something from several days to only a couple hours?
Personally I think you should finish the game with its current engine and use the new engine for a future project, or maybe for a second release of the game if you really want to remake it in that engine. Especially if your main concern is time you can commit to the development of the game. If you don't have time to finish it in its current state then how will you find time to remake it entirely?
Sadly, we won't get finished until NCFC 2013 in November. I don't think that we will participate this year.
I just can assure you that I would abandon this game. And the reasons for the slow progress have already been written.
Good games need time.
I think you wanted to say that you won't abandon the game.
