Providing feedback when a character attacks or gets hit is important, especially in games like Smash Bros. where the camera is pulled back. That's where hit marks come in! Today, I'll be explaining how they work.
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Speedy Screen Transitions [Design Specifics]
Smash Bros. DOJO!! [Marketing]
The Limitations of Particle Effects [Effects]
Establishing Characters Through Their Design [Graphics]
Being Kind to Beginners [Planning & Game Design]
Turning Anything Into a Competitive Game [Grab Bag]
Making Things Clear, Even Without Words [UI]
Famicom and NES Audio [Audio]
How Good Were the Player’s Actions? [Game Essence]
When Ideas Won't Come [Work Ethic]
The Limitations of Skeletons [Animation]
Start with the Climax [Planning & Game Design]
Directors and Producers [Team Management]
F: Graphics 1 (Category Compilation) #01~#06
In-Game Cutscenes [Planning & Game Design]
Manga-like Visuals [Graphics]
Online Updates [Design Specifics]
Game Essence in Strategy Games [Game Essence]
Adding Help Text to Menus [UI]
Echo Chambers [Work Ethic]
Gameplay as Part of a Live Performance [Grab Bag]
Targeting and Market Research [Marketing]
Always Keep Attack Collision in Mind [Animation]
Destroying One Wall [Graphics]