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He readily admits that his own port had significant flaws-he never got it to work with AMD machines, nor did he ever get the shaders right. Torrents aside, Barabus doesn't believe his port will result in fewer sales of the official version.
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Unfortunately, that remains little more than a symbolic gesture-a torrent of what is almost certainly Barabus’s port is alive and well on the Pirate Bay. Barabus, who hadn’t expected a reaction so quickly, pulled down his unofficial port and told users to wait for the real deal. Ska Studios and Microsoft announced an official port for Vampire Smile within days of Barabus’s port going to the web.
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“Anyways,” he added, “who announces a PC port right before their next XBLA game comes out?” Moving Forward According to James, the pair was aware of the people clamoring for a Steam release, but they were more concerned with finishing their next game, Charlie Murder. Why had there been such a long silence on the matter? Michelle pointed out that it’s standard practice in the industry to play one’s cards close to the chest.
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Both could say that they’d been talking with Microsoft about creating a PC version of the entire Dishwasher series before Barabus released his version. How much of a part did Microsoft actually play in delaying the PC port of Vampire Smile? James declined any specific answer, but pointed at Microsoft Studio’s willingness to port other XBLA games like Dust: An Elysian Tale. The two years of silence from Redwood only strengthened his conviction that Microsoft had no plans to release a PC port. It makes sense, right? Microsoft wants exclusives to drive sales of its expensive console-highly regarded indie action games might get a potential buyer over the hump, but if you allow that exclusivity to expire, Microsoft loses its edge. Barabus was convinced that the Redwood giant was blocking Vampire Smile’s PC port. This assumption feeds off the first if the port was just “flicking a switch,” what prevented Ska from just getting it over with? For Barabus the answer was obvious: Microsoft. The second assumption Barabus had to make was this: because Vampire Smile had not yet been ported, it would never be ported. “If it was a simple switch, that’d be great-but it’s not.” James explained that he’d like to add those options before release, stressing that these fixes take time for a two-person team.
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Vampire Smile is locked at 720p because that was the resolution he’d chosen to use for the Xbox 360 release-he hadn’t accounted for the higher resolutions found on PC monitors.
“A lot of it comes down to me being a sloppy programmer,” James admitted, describing how his sloppy programming made it difficult to change Vampire Smile’s resolution. James isn’t impressed by the idea that “you just flick a switch and it’s on PC.” Merely updating Vampire Smile from XNA 3.0 to 4.0 caused more than 300 different errors and halved the frame-rate. “They can assemble the game for the PC by switching several options in Visual Studio and by making some minor changes in the game code,” explained Barabus, “They don’t need my help.” The first was that porting the Xbox Live game to PC would be simple for Ska. There were two fundamental assumptions that Barabus had to make to justify creating the PC version of Vampire Smile. But then, we all know about good intentions, don’t we? The road to Hell In contrast, Barabus worked to get a single game running because he wanted to share it with the world-a fairly noble intention.
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While these groups rarely give any information about their motivations, the sheer volume of their output suggests they don’t crack games because they love them. When one hears the words “software pirate,” one usually thinks of warez groups like Razor 1911, RELOADED, or SKIDROW-names you see between “Crack” and the title of a new release on a torrent aggregator. The game was showcased at the PAX East 2010 convention.For what it’s worth, Barabus’s admiration of Vampire Smile seemed genuine. This indicates that perhaps the story will feature (similar in tone to its predecessor) as a quest for revenge against these three beings. The poem ends with a promise: "Banker, General and Judge - you all shall burn in hell". During the poem she mentions three beings: The Banker, The General and The Judge. Though little is know about the storyline of the game as of yet, in the Announcement Trailer a poem is recited by a female voice, possibly Yuki's. Players assume the roles of The Dishwasher along with his step-sister Yuki in two separate solo campaigns, as they battle through legions of enemies and try to unravel the secrets of their pasts. The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile is the sequel to the highly acclaimed 2009 XBLA 2D side-scrolling beat 'em up hit The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai by Ska Studios. Credits | Soundtrack | Codes | Walkthrough
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