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Site Updates / Re: CT Fanfest 2010 Previews Preorder Merchandise Exclusively at the Compendium!
« on: July 15, 2010, 06:31:45 pm »
The Fanfest Combo Pack (which also comes in a womens variety as well) is ready for preorders! We originally considered offering the keychain as a bonus for the combo packs only, but in the end we decided to offer everything separately. The combo pack includes the following:
- Gate Keychain
- Timewing Schematics (Poster)
- Magi's Tower (Shirt)
- Fiendlord (Pinset)
- Chronometer (Shirt reprint)
Camille Young's Avarus is available for preorder as well!
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Site Updates / Re: Cease & Desist Letter
« on: May 11, 2009, 06:35:40 am »
This is one of those rare things that makes me feel like MOTHER / EarthBound fans are lucky. We might not get re-releases (or releases, period, heh), but at least Nintendo is kind enough to look the other way when we release hacks and translations :S
As a CT fan I think this sucks, but as a proponent of fan-stuff I suspect that this will be a turning point which helps define how fans and publishers interact in the future. The effort and subsequent value created by fans is clearly lost on a lot of the companies who publish the games we love, but I genuinely believe that one day they'll have more respect for our efforts. I don't think that's an unrealistic expectation, either -- some companies, like Capcom and Atlus, already seem to be way ahead of the curve.
It's hard to do at times like this, but stay positive and keep your chins1 up.
1 You know, in the collective sense. Not implying the existence of double chins or anything ;D
Edit: Regarding Shinkinrui's message, not to be a wet blanket, but it's very unrealistic to expect that SE will even pause to consider a licensing scheme for the game, much less a collaborative solution like WiiWare. Things just don't work that way with IP in the gaming industry, especially not with companies like SE
As a CT fan I think this sucks, but as a proponent of fan-stuff I suspect that this will be a turning point which helps define how fans and publishers interact in the future. The effort and subsequent value created by fans is clearly lost on a lot of the companies who publish the games we love, but I genuinely believe that one day they'll have more respect for our efforts. I don't think that's an unrealistic expectation, either -- some companies, like Capcom and Atlus, already seem to be way ahead of the curve.
It's hard to do at times like this, but stay positive and keep your chins1 up.
1 You know, in the collective sense. Not implying the existence of double chins or anything ;D
Edit: Regarding Shinkinrui's message, not to be a wet blanket, but it's very unrealistic to expect that SE will even pause to consider a licensing scheme for the game, much less a collaborative solution like WiiWare. Things just don't work that way with IP in the gaming industry, especially not with companies like SE
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