Updates That Will Melt Your Crystal

Pokemon: Liquid Crystal is as we have said before, something of an epic homebrew.  If you manage to get a patched Fire Red ROM on your PSP or PS3 then you will probably have too much fun.  The developers of the ROM however have something in store for the games future...

Straight from @Z3IKKU's callused fingertips, the co-owner of the glorious hack has posted what he, @LinkAndZelda137 and the team plans on getting done before November this year at the latest:

"The scripting and event planning

Linkandzelda is the original owner of the project and is in-charge of scripting and a few assembly routines. His current goal is to be able to complete events for the Orange Islands region and clean up some events in older releases which may or may have not been relevant. The new release will also fix any grammar issues with dialogue that were missed during the last beta testing phase.

The graphics

As the graphics designer and co-owner of the project, I try and make every game release look significantly better looking graphics-wise. This just makes it better for the people playing the same game from the beginning with every release. Currently, Im in the middle of creating a completely new tileset with Microsoft Paint. Ill have more to show on that next week when Ill have a sample to show off - for now, this is more or less the existing tileset I created for the previous release.

The Music

Magnius, our music editor is expected to remix a few more remixes and compose more original songs for the next beta – especially considering the fact that well have day and night themes for songs based in real time.

The ASM (assembly routines)

Jambo51, is the programmer behind the more in-depth routines within the project. This means hell be helping with implementing things such as the Pokégear (when the time comes) and general improvements to existing ASM routines.

This wraps up the current goals for the team in our future development. Beta 4 will be released by November at the latest."

That's a lot to get done!  But you can help them out by tweeting at them any bugs or problems you find, as well as hitting up the official website and reporting any findings, to help them iron out the creases.

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