Now it's back in production, featuring all new characters designed by Faust herself, presumably for free.
Free fan game My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic was killed off by Hasbro for infringement of copyright. She also apparently has the power to resurrect dead videogames. She helped take a relatively unremarkable children's show aimed at pre-teen girls and transform it into a multi-media, multi-generation, multi-billion-dollar sensation. This entry was posted in My Little Pony by Seth. Frame skip that still accepts inputs on skipped frames, eliminating timing-based problems such as unblockables or dropped combos. Input display, save/load state, dummy record/playback, and all the other Skullgirls training mode features. GGPO* integration for seamless, non-delay-based online without a separate client Continuous collision: characters don’t pass through each other when they shouldn’t, no matter how fast they move. No corner problems (rapid sprite-flipping, etc). Negative-edge and multiple-button-input special moves (QCT+PP, etc) Per-pixel lighting on sprites, a first for ANY 2D engine. So in the future we get to have an original fighting game set in the pony universe. The goal was $725,000 target that would allow Mane6 to use and distribute the Z-Engine for free as part of their new game.
Now we have word that a kickstarter for Skullgirls, a lighting fast 2D fighting game with a very powerful fighting engine has succeeded in it’s fundrasing goal will help Mane6 with their fighting engine. The image above at the very top is the teaser image.
The team has had many legal problems and have found an alternate way thanks to involvement form Lauren Faust who is providing them with original ponies for the game. It’s a fighting game set in the world of My little Ponies. Any fan of MLP might have heard of this game.
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