Even if it’s impossible to do the old works, at the very least, I definitely want to try the landmark first work on Windows.

Isn’t it sold at places like Melonbooks?

You can’t directly port the compiled code as it is.

When playing Red on the current PC, the FPS gets really messed up, right?

>>5

Yeah, we just have to apply an unofficial patch to fix it.

If we were to do reverse engineering, it seems like if we called for it, volunteers would come flocking even without the priest doing it.

It seems like the shrine priest himself is not motivated…

It’s not that I can’t do it, but whether I can or not.

>>11

>>11

The fact is that they are actively releasing new works, so I can’t say anything.

>>90

But even if they release a new work, it’s not a topic of conversation at all, is it?

I think more people would gather if we said we were going to remake Scarlet Devil Mansion.

>>96

No…

>>96

“I have no intention of listening to what someone who doesn’t pay has to say.”

“I don’t need money anymore, so I have no intention of listening to anyone.”

>>96

I think if there are 1000 Steam reviews, it means it’s selling well.

>>96

We don’t know even if you tell us.

Try saying that wording directly to the shrine priest.

Don’t expect too much from a work that seems like it just came out when winXP was newly released.

>>8

Huh!? That fact hits hard.

It’s like taking a boiled egg and turning it back into a raw egg to boil it again.

I think losing the source code is just a convenient excuse.

It seems that if you start up the current PC and replay it, the Crimson Mist Incident can be resolved in an instant.

Well, it’s not like we can’t play.

It’s a world where people who know more than the shrine priest can emerge endlessly.

I think there are quite a few people who want to play Scarlet Devil Mansion.

Well, used ones aren’t that expensive, and if you buy the disc and apply the patch, you can easily set up a play environment.

It seems that they often leave things untouched without patches except for critical bugs, and since there was only one PS release, I thought they weren’t particularly interested in support or anything like that… so the current state of Steam being so robust and their consistent stance on releasing new titles on Steam is surprising.

The fact that they haven’t released the red demon eternity despite going this far really seems to be a technical issue…

>>17

This was personally the time when I felt the most fulfilled…

It feels like the beast patch was released without much aftercare, as if to say, “Are you feeling sick, Kun-nushi-san?”

Well, the beast communication battles really weren’t functioning properly…

It’s made to fit the environment of 2000, so it won’t work.

If you look at just the year, it’s already a work from 23 years ago…

If you request a port to M2, it would easily pay off.

If that’s the case, I wished they would have stuck to it as the ultimate gag game.

I want something like a remake.

I’m not the type of creator who tries to port or remake something just because it’s popular.

People who are motivated probably have the attitude of figuring things out on their own.

It seems that there was a discussion about how HisoTen has a low resolution, making it more labor-intensive to deal with.

I probably won’t make it, but if it comes out, I think I’ll end up buying it.

It’s not particularly hard to obtain, and you can play it with a volunteer patch applied.

Crimson is a good game, isn’t it?

I wonder if that crotchety dialogue will be rewritten if it’s remade.

My fingers and eyes are strange, but is this AI?

But I want to hear the shrine maiden’s self-arrangement of Scarlet Devil Mansion.

There are too many events regarding the East that make me think, “Why?”

The old Eastern paintings look quite dull and harsh when viewed now.

“Franco is really off balance.”

Personally, I’m more concerned about the colors than the drawing.

It’s thin, or rather, it feels a bit vague.

>>41

If you forget the contents or make it carelessly, won’t it become hell…?

Red has a good balance of strength for the player’s character, doesn’t it?

I wonder why there was such a disparity among the yokai…

>>43

Just by making the number of bombs the same, it should get much better.

I’m the guy who definitely doesn’t patch things up with the wind.

If they’re going to do something like a port, it’s the reason why older works don’t come to Steam and such is to create a new title instead.

To be honest, there’s no need to balance the characters too much in this game.

The desire for new works is good, but Beast King Garden was a bit unsatisfactory even after the patch.

I still think that Danmaku Kyokkai and Mugen Hōyō are top-notch bullet hell games, so I want something like a remaster…

Isn’t it good to have bored otaku do reverse engineering?

Development costs can be appropriately covered through crowdfunding.

>>53

In the first place, I’m the type who really dislikes the idea of other people (people I don’t know) getting involved, like that bone.

What is it? Do you all want to see Sakuya from the time when she was like a squished bun?

If I release it on Steam, I’ll be scolded for not providing support…

When I first saw the rainbow wind chimes and the colorful rain, I was so amazed by their beauty.

I like Meiling’s spell card, which tends to be the subject of jokes.

Generally, it feels more natural to remaster classic works after they are completed, but there is none of that in Touhou.

I feel like there were a few instances where I got scolded for recreating Touhou: Embodiment of Scarlet Devil.

>>59

It’s 3D Remilia Scarlet, and mere 3D conversion was sharply dismissed as not being a derivative work.

Making games is 10% fun and 90% suffering.

And remakes lack that precious enjoyment and only bring suffering.

I won’t do it while I’m not in need of money.

Since they said that it was a long time ago, a remake is unlikely to come out.

Around the time the wind picked up, I was selling Red Youkai Night at Melonbooks. I don’t remember how many years ago that was, and I have no memories of the OS from that time.

But I like Reimu from the Scarlet Devil Mansion because he’s a bit handsome.

There have been several people who tried to create it, but…

Touhou Koumakyou is something of a bone, so I’m being told not to copy it.

(It is not fan fiction; it is just a pirate copy.)

Well, it’s fine if the bone asks someone on its own authority.

That’s because I don’t want to do it since supervising the instructions is a hassle.

There’s no need for the priest to make a remake, is there?

I think it would be fine as long as we just get permission and supervision.

There are quite a few circles creating derivative works games.

>>65

Well, it becomes a story that there’s no need to do that…

There’s no need to be particular about playing the original on Steam, except for those who don’t have a CD drive.

It’s a second-hand item originally priced at 1000 yen.

>>66

It doesn’t work properly even if I patch it with a volunteer’s help as it is.

It’s simply difficult to play Scarlet Devil Mountain right now.

The screen ratio is small, and there are no hitbox displays or enemy markers.

I don’t mind reusing the graphics and background music; I just want to use the current system.

When I tried to do something, there was no optical drive.

It’s amazing that the work featuring the most popular character is in the most inaccessible position (on the Win version).

>>70

It’s not that it’s necessarily a bad thing, but…

There is a part that plays a role in the trend of being okay with being an outsider in Touhou, especially in the beginner-friendly aspects of the red series.

It’s not just that I can’t clear it on easy, but personally, I think it’s quite problematic that the patterns are often different in practice compared to the actual run because of the ranking system!

I feel like there was a trend a while ago where unofficial patches were not recognized for replays or something like that.

Was it just my imagination, after all?

Now doing it feels too tedious to retry, Kure.

There were groups that were buying and breaking old works with enthusiasm, but I wonder if the early three-part series of Win will take that position as well…

The supply quantity is different from the old works…

The era when the number of lives could be changed as an option.

Unlike the old version, the physical disk of the Windows version is being resold and there are quite a few available.

It was probably also a time when doujin shops were doing quite well, in the Heisei era of the 1990s.

The atmosphere that drifts in the crimson story is the root that formed my image of Touhou, so I would like as many people as possible to experience it.

In the Vpatch README, it mentioned something about reverse engineering and analysis, etc.

I didn’t know you could see something like that.

The local Melonbooks had 6 out of 8 shelves for men’s and general items that were related to Touhou and other eras…

However, I definitely want those who haven’t played it yet to experience Akane.

And I want to be shot and killed by Cirno’s shotgun when I’m being careless, thinking “The front placement of Cirno is just easy, right? I know, I know.”

Wouldn’t it be good to just buy the physical version? But the formation of a community through release on Steam is valuable.

>>84

It’s not a precious thing or anything; Touhou isn’t even that minor of a game.

Isn’t it possible to create something that feels like it’s integrated within the game?

Like a collection

Marisa Kirisame’s seriously ultimate weapon, Master Spark, is amazing, isn’t it…?

There are means to connect with those who want to do it right now, so isn’t that fine?

I want to play you you dream on Steam…

In other words, the download version is simply easier to manage.

If you’re saying that being a shrine priest is troublesome and you don’t want to do it, or it’s because of a dark history, then that’s all there is to it.

If you really want to move it, you have no choice but to offer a large amount of sake that will make the priest groan.

The first three works have a pilgrimage-like quality.

These are the ones I jerked off to…!

It’s like with any game, users casually say they want remasters and ports, but it’s incredibly tedious.

I suppose there will be new releases this year as well…

Are you starting to understand the title by now?

>>97

Announcement in April

Spring example trial version

Complete version at Summer Comiket.

The basic flow of recent integer new works is as follows.

I like how the head maid, the gatekeeper, and the original Patchouli all have a somewhat slow, original-like facial structure.

Isn’t it a topic of conversation…? The difference in timelines is amazing.

Stop pretending to be a producer, kid.

If it’s a judgment that isn’t currently a topic of discussion, remaking it would probably not make it a topic of discussion either.

I think that if Touhou were made by some kind of company, the Remake of Embodiment of Scarlet Devil would have been heavily marketed.

It’s got a ridiculous title like the new TOUHOU Scarlet Mansion.

I mean, the original work’s graphics and systems haven’t dramatically evolved, so it’s more of a remaster than a remake, right?

>>110

It will at most just be the UI after the Seirei Senshi.

If you just want to gather people and make money, then there are still untapped paths like official social games.

It’s inevitable because the anonymous person doesn’t have the concept of making what they like.

As long as there are environments where people who want to play can somehow play, that’s good enough, right?

Compared to old works, which have limited possibilities for play due to being out of print, this one still has a lot to offer.

I would definitely be disappointed if the conversation scenes became trendy or if the effects and bullet patterns changed weirdly.

In the midst of the early intense music, neither the player character nor the boss is sober as they converse.

I really want to have this taken by young kids around puberty.

Certainly, if you don’t distribute and sell it, there won’t be any repercussions, so it’s okay to just make it for yourself.

There’s no need to impose the worst titles and graphics from the East.

The red ones are super fast enemies, soft, and the ranking system feels different somehow.

>>120

The sound feels a bit different.

Finally, the foreshadowing of the miko being allowed to eat humans has been resolved.

>>121

That’s really something that hasn’t become a topic of discussion…

>>122

The Hakurei Shrine Maiden was trending.

>>124

Hakurei Miko Child Organs…

>>129

The yokai all stated in unison, “I thought it would happen someday.”

Isn’t it better to create something new with that effort? I respect that style, but with that reasoning, it feels like there won’t be any ports until the bones are dead and the rights to Touhou transfer to someone else…

>>123

Well, as long as I’m alive, I do feel like I want to see new works.

The mistake from the beginning is saying that people gather because of money and bones.

That person is engaged in their hobby.

>>126

It’s surprising that I can’t understand this.

Don’t you have any hobbies?

>>134

That’s just too much to talk about bones based only on imagery.

They say they want various people to know about it, and there are also comments that show they are genuinely concerned about popularity.

He says he doesn’t need money anymore.

Version 1.00 is a rare item, but I think other versions have been burned and distributed in large quantities both domestically and internationally.

In recent years, it should have been on display in shops, not just second-hand.

The music is a bit rough around the edges, but it’s catchy and good… It feels like my impression of a rock band whose early album tracks still have a strong following, like in “Kouma’kyou.”

Isn’t the first edition of the Horai doll really expensive now?

>>131

Surugaya is just playing around with the market toys.

Hōrai is clearly different from the text and there are fewer of them, so it can’t be helped.

Well, it’s true that the miko’s entrails were exposed, but…

>>136

The mischievous behavior of the little character as a ryona element is just too cute.

It’s not that it’s not a topic; it’s like a cry I’ve been saying for about 20 years, so it’s the people who pay attention to it that are a bit off!

You must be looking forward to the fortune slip from Kutaka-chan.

Touhou has been irrelevant for 20 years!

>>140

Soon it will be a quarter of a century since it became obsolete…

The Touhou series is older than the term “owacon” itself…

>>143

I’ve been alive since before “owacon” was born, and even after “owacon” has become a dead body, I’ve managed to survive…

The newcomer who was lured in by the new guy trap is already a veteran now…

Is it still a dead genre with fan works, derivative games, new releases, and exclusive events?

It seems there will be a dying event sale this week too.

The once-expectant new face of the idol has now become a veteran…