At 10/17/24 10:04 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:Does anyone remember playing MUGEN back then like I did? I loved MUGEN as a kid and I still play it every now and then. In case you've been living under a rock, MUGEN is a freeware game that lets you customize it in many ways, as well as having thousands of different characters and stages to download and play. So if you ever wanted to see Underdog duke it out with Superman, or Homer Simpson fight against Peter Griffin, you can do it with MUGEN! I've done some fighters for MUGEN before (which are just half-ass spriteswaps of existing fighters, since they were made when I was pretty young), but nowadays I just make stages. So, do you remember MUGEN?

At 10/18/24 12:21 AM, MetalSlayer69 wrote:

At 10/17/24 10:04 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:Does anyone remember playing MUGEN back then like I did? I loved MUGEN as a kid and I still play it every now and then. In case you've been living under a rock, MUGEN is a freeware game that lets you customize it in many ways, as well as having thousands of different characters and stages to download and play. So if you ever wanted to see Underdog duke it out with Superman, or Homer Simpson fight against Peter Griffin, you can do it with MUGEN! I've done some fighters for MUGEN before (which are just half-ass spriteswaps of existing fighters, since they were made when I was pretty young), but nowadays I just make stages. So, do you remember MUGEN?

I found it fun to mess around with but it didn't have any real lasting appeal for me. Here's my character select screen:

At 10/18/24 12:21 AM, MetalSlayer69 wrote:

At 10/17/24 10:04 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:Does anyone remember playing MUGEN back then like I did? I loved MUGEN as a kid and I still play it every now and then. In case you've been living under a rock, MUGEN is a freeware game that lets you customize it in many ways, as well as having thousands of different characters and stages to download and play. So if you ever wanted to see Underdog duke it out with Superman, or Homer Simpson fight against Peter Griffin, you can do it with MUGEN! I've done some fighters for MUGEN before (which are just half-ass spriteswaps of existing fighters, since they were made when I was pretty young), but nowadays I just make stages. So, do you remember MUGEN?

I found it fun to mess around with but it didn't have any real lasting appeal for me. Here's my character select screen:

At 10/18/24 11:14 PM, StickmanMarkinson wrote:I remember them, from back in 2006, having watching some videos on YouTube, most of them were made from Windows Movie Maker back then. I mostly watched the fights featuring Homer (someone made a series based on it), dealing with invincible characters (some DBZ characters come into mind), and other characters from different video games, cartoons, shows, and heck, even games like Duck Hunt. I used to play the game, (when I was learning about the files, and where to place them at). Over a year and a half, I somehow lost interest in it. But it's somewhere in my latest usb-stick.

At 10/18/24 11:34 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:

At 10/18/24 11:14 PM, StickmanMarkinson wrote:I remember them, from back in 2006, having watching some videos on YouTube, most of them were made from Windows Movie Maker back then. I mostly watched the fights featuring Homer (someone made a series based on it), dealing with invincible characters (some DBZ characters come into mind), and other characters from different video games, cartoons, shows, and heck, even games like Duck Hunt. I used to play the game, (when I was learning about the files, and where to place them at). Over a year and a half, I somehow lost interest in it. But it's somewhere in my latest usb-stick.

There was a series called Everyone Hates Homer, in which Homer gets the crud beaten out of him by different characters.

At 10/18/24 04:57 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:

At 10/18/24 12:21 AM, MetalSlayer69 wrote:

At 10/17/24 10:04 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:Does anyone remember playing MUGEN back then like I did? I loved MUGEN as a kid and I still play it every now and then. In case you've been living under a rock, MUGEN is a freeware game that lets you customize it in many ways, as well as having thousands of different characters and stages to download and play. So if you ever wanted to see Underdog duke it out with Superman, or Homer Simpson fight against Peter Griffin, you can do it with MUGEN! I've done some fighters for MUGEN before (which are just half-ass spriteswaps of existing fighters, since they were made when I was pretty young), but nowadays I just make stages. So, do you remember MUGEN?

I found it fun to mess around with but it didn't have any real lasting appeal for me. Here's my character select screen:

Cool roster! Here's mine:

At 10/18/24 11:51 PM, LiebherrKatsumi wrote:

At 10/18/24 04:57 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:

At 10/18/24 12:21 AM, MetalSlayer69 wrote:

At 10/17/24 10:04 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:Does anyone remember playing MUGEN back then like I did? I loved MUGEN as a kid and I still play it every now and then. In case you've been living under a rock, MUGEN is a freeware game that lets you customize it in many ways, as well as having thousands of different characters and stages to download and play. So if you ever wanted to see Underdog duke it out with Superman, or Homer Simpson fight against Peter Griffin, you can do it with MUGEN! I've done some fighters for MUGEN before (which are just half-ass spriteswaps of existing fighters, since they were made when I was pretty young), but nowadays I just make stages. So, do you remember MUGEN?

I found it fun to mess around with but it didn't have any real lasting appeal for me. Here's my character select screen:

Cool roster! Here's mine:

You've gotta be kidding me.

What is this? A character selection screen or an eye exam?

At 10/19/24 08:04 AM, CALDM2001 wrote:...When I was a kid, I used to watch some MUGEN battles, but didn't comprehend what was MUGEN. Years later when I saw some videos talk about it, I decided to check out and I found it amazing, not only decided to study how the engine works, but also checked out others people creation like Hyper Dragon Ball Z, Street Fighter One, Vargverse, etc. For me, MUGEN it's like a playground where not only you can have fun messing around, but also try making stuff like new character, stage or a full game. I do want to eventually do a full game on the engine, one day I will find some time for it. Anyway, since other users are uploading character select screen, here's mine:

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At 10/17/24 10:04 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:Does anyone remember playing MUGEN back then like I did? I loved MUGEN as a kid and I still play it every now and then. In case you've been living under a rock, MUGEN is a freeware game that lets you customize it in many ways, as well as having thousands of different characters and stages to download and play. So if you ever wanted to see Underdog duke it out with Superman, or Homer Simpson fight against Peter Griffin, you can do it with MUGEN! I've done some fighters for MUGEN before (which are just half-ass spriteswaps of existing fighters, since they were made when I was pretty young), but nowadays I just make stages. So, do you remember MUGEN?

At 10/19/24 10:55 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:

At 10/19/24 10:44 PM, BlakeyTakeyTheCakey wrote:I haven't used it myself, but I remember I went to an arcade that had a MUGEN cabinet with cartoon characters modded in.

I didn't know there was an arcade machine of Mugen! I'm guessing the machine was homemade.

At 10/17/24 10:04 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:Does anyone remember playing MUGEN back then like I did? I loved MUGEN as a kid and I still play it every now and then. In case you've been living under a rock, MUGEN is a freeware game that lets you customize it in many ways, as well as having thousands of different characters and stages to download and play. So if you ever wanted to see Underdog duke it out with Superman, or Homer Simpson fight against Peter Griffin, you can do it with MUGEN! I've done some fighters for MUGEN before (which are just half-ass spriteswaps of existing fighters, since they were made when I was pretty young), but nowadays I just make stages. So, do you remember MUGEN?

At 10/17/24 10:04 PM, Carcitypilot31 wrote:Does anyone remember playing MUGEN back then like I did? I loved MUGEN as a kid and I still play it every now and then. In case you've been living under a rock, MUGEN is a freeware game that lets you customize it in many ways, as well as having thousands of different characters and stages to download and play. So if you ever wanted to see Underdog duke it out with Superman, or Homer Simpson fight against Peter Griffin, you can do it with MUGEN! I've done some fighters for MUGEN before (which are just half-ass spriteswaps of existing fighters, since they were made when I was pretty young), but nowadays I just make stages. So, do you remember MUGEN?