]]>Interesting.
When I was very young (6th grade), there was a game I liked a lot named Xenith Classic, by David Ikeda. It had a town in it named Falden. Being very young and creative, well, there you go.
That said, *that* game was very Final Fantasy inspired. Was it named after the monster you mention? I don't know.
"Illusory Studios" comes from John and I realizing that game companies are/were called "studios", and ours had a monitor that would overheat and turn off if we didn't keep the fan duct taped on top of it running at full blast, and wooden sticks where buttons were supposed to be because the real buttons had broken and fallen out, and we didn't have any money whatever to replace it. It was very much a joke.
(As an aside, we were surprised how washed out all the art looked when we did get a new monitor. I think the old one had a nonstandard gamma curve.)
That's interesting
]]>]]>When I was very young (6th grade), there was a game I liked a lot named Xenith Classic, by David Ikeda. It had a town in it named Falden. Being very young and creative, well, there you go.
That said, *that* game was very Final Fantasy inspired. Was it named after the monster you mention? I don't know.
"Illusory Studios" comes from John and I realizing that game companies are/were called "studios", and ours had a monitor that would overheat and turn off if we didn't keep the fan duct taped on top of it running at full blast, and wooden sticks where buttons were supposed to be because the real buttons had broken and fallen out, and we didn't have any money whatever to replace it. It was very much a joke.
(As an aside, we were surprised how washed out all the art looked when we did get a new monitor. I think the old one had a nonstandard gamma curve.)
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