Oh, well I've played Chronicles of Riddick (finished it too - Thank god they are making an extended re-release on 360, I hope it will come on PC though), and Strangers Wrath (Finished about 60% of the game at my friends house on his Xbox). I just haven't played Munch.
To be honest it wasn't a brilliant game. In fact, you can play Munch's Oddysee on your 360. There are a couple of issues with sound, but apart from that it works fine.
I see where you're coming from Alexfili, I've heard the same from many many people which is why I haven't picked it up and played it yet. Based on their opinions, I feel that I just need to play it and finish it so I can say I've experienced more of Oddworld.
Someone actually did work on a MO mod on the Xbox.
AO and AE were made using a complex closed-source engine, hence no mods.
It is a shame. I'm quite surprised that no one has succefuly hacked it. Although there was this newbie, not long ago, who claimed he could hack it and was going to make new levels and everything. I tried really hard not to get my hopes up.
It is a shame. I'm quite surprised that no one has succefuly hacked it. Although there was this newbie, not long ago, who claimed he could hack it and was going to make new levels and everything. I tried really hard not to get my hopes up.
BTW: Was the MO mod by SligStorm?
I've just been reading about the A.L.I.V.E. game engine, the 2D Engine which was used to make AO, and AE. I wonder if it can be found anywhere.
It's either fully closed source, and there have been no software leaks, or it was all done in hard-code. I did see some videos of a MO mod, so I think it is possible.
Most console games actually are hackable and moddable, but since there isnt an ideal way of editing code on a console, it has to be done via homebrew and custom firmware.
Munch PC Port
