marurun wrote:My understanding was that Faxanadu was 100% Hudson, merely Falcom licensed and inspired.
marurun wrote:With the exception of Faxanadu, Falcom’s other early NES releases were all ported by Compile, up until Ys I and II, both of which it appears Falcom did in-house.
Exhuminator wrote:marurun wrote:With the exception of Faxanadu, Falcom’s other early NES releases were all ported by Compile, up until Ys I and II, both of which it appears Falcom did in-house.
Falcom developed Legacy of the Wizard themselves too. Does seem random.
pierrot wrote:Iwasaki mentions that Falcom and Hudson did not have a very good relationship at the time, because Hudson had been given the Xanadu license to make a port of the game for the Famicom, and instead made something that hardly even resembled what it was supposed to be based on.
Exhuminator wrote:marurun wrote:With the exception of Faxanadu, Falcom’s other early NES releases were all ported by Compile, up until Ys I and II, both of which it appears Falcom did in-house.
Falcom developed Legacy of the Wizard themselves too. Does seem random.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 10 guests