| [News] Marbe Eyes leaves Amiga market | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 11-Mar-2000 15:57 GMT by Christian Kemp | 18 comments
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Sauro writes:
Marble Eyes (Genetic Species) will no longer support Amiga... now all their plans are on PC market. I've asked Martin Halberg and this was his answer: "Our next project is "It came for Zog", but it's for the PC platform only. And that's because we don't whant to work for free again 3 more years as with Genetic Species. :(( We have to live and no one will support us financialy with an Amiga game".
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| Marbe Eyes leaves Amiga market : Comment 18 of 18 | ANN.lu |
| Posted by Conor Kerr on 13-Mar-2000 23:00 GMT | In reply to Comment 15 (Mike Clarke):
I think that the reason for so many people using DPaint could very well be because it is a great palette-based bitmap editor. I have been using Photoshop for years and while it is one of my favourite pieces of software by a long way it simply isn't worth using for anything but hi-colour work. Even when drawing a line or a rectangle, placing it accurately is quite difficult as Photoshop's rendering is maths and not pixel based. (Don't take that as it bing a vector package though, that's not what I meant at all :) )
All the best...
Conor |
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