Difference between revisions of "Hayate"
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*''[[Rockman Chaos]]'' is a hack based on ''[[Sonic 2]]'', starring Rockman. This hack was left on hiatus shortly after being started though. It incorporates levels taken from his old hack ''Sonic 2 Omega Plus!'' which was created back in 2004. | *''[[Rockman Chaos]]'' is a hack based on ''[[Sonic 2]]'', starring Rockman. This hack was left on hiatus shortly after being started though. It incorporates levels taken from his old hack ''Sonic 2 Omega Plus!'' which was created back in 2004. | ||
*''[[The S Factor]]'' is a team project which Hayate contributed to by making the special stage, character select and combined title card and end level results screen object. | *''[[The S Factor]]'' is a team project which Hayate contributed to by making the special stage, character select and combined title card and end level results screen object. | ||
| − | *He has also made a small program to convert Genesis art between palettes | + | *He has also made [[Palette Converter|a small program]] to convert Genesis art between palettes. |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 17:17, 25 December 2009
<forumuser name="Hayate" /> Hayate (also known as Keiji, iNVERTED and bobxp) is a "jack of most trades". He is an experienced ASM programmer, level artist and level designer, but much to his own dismay completely fails with music.
Projects
- Sonic and the Secret Extended Edition is a hack based on Sonic 1.
- Rockman Chaos is a hack based on Sonic 2, starring Rockman. This hack was left on hiatus shortly after being started though. It incorporates levels taken from his old hack Sonic 2 Omega Plus! which was created back in 2004.
- The S Factor is a team project which Hayate contributed to by making the special stage, character select and combined title card and end level results screen object.
- He has also made a small program to convert Genesis art between palettes.
External links
- Team Ikaria, albeit completely unrelated to Sonic hacking.