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©1998-2009 FuSoYa's Niche
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SoE 2 Player Edition Version 1.02 Released!
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June 8, 2009
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Just another minor fix for the Secret of Evermore 2 Player Edition patch. Seems whenever the game asked if you wanted to fly back to the space station, it would always make the player controlling the dog answer even if it was the boy that touched the ship.
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FuSoYa, Defender of Relm.
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SoE 2 Player Edition Version 1.01 Released!
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December 24, 2008
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This version of the Secret of Evermore 2 Player Edition patch just has a minor fix involving the boat skeleton that can give you a ride across the desert (it always thought the dog was the one trying to talk, and hence wouldn't offer you a ride so you'd have to walk). I actually did the fix earlier in the year, but hadn't gotten around to updating the page with it.
As for other news, it's been another quiet year as expected. Haven't really done much on my newer projects, although I did fix some minor issues discovered in an older one... enough to justify a maintenance release at some point. Would like to add a few small updates to it as well while I'm at it, but we'll see how next year turns out.
Anyway, Merry Christmas!
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Site Restored
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November 1, 2007
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Panicus died a while back, thus my site's been offline as well. So I've taken up Matthew's offer to host it at eludevisibility.org (thanks!).
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Lunar IPS Version 1.01 Released!
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April 19, 2007
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This version fixes .ips file association for Windows Vista, which should
also fix it for non-administrator accounts on Win2k/XP.
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Lunar Address Version 1.03 Released!
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August 2, 2006
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This version fixes a problem for Win2k/XP, where closing the program
while it was minimized would cause the program window to be placed
in an inaccessible location beyond the user's desktop area the next
time it was run.
Anyway, not much else to report on. I did have quite a surprise in December
when my hard drive completely failed with no warning. Couldn't even get
the BIOS to really recognize it anymore... the name would show up as gibberish.
But thankfully, only 3 weeks prior to that I had backed up my entire data
and projects drive to DVD. Which is pretty wild, considering
that's the first time I've backed up the whole thing like that. Someone up
there definitely likes me. ^^
I'm still working on a few new things (which were saved from the void by the DVD
backup), but they're progressing slowly as I'm fairly busy with other things
these days. So again, don't expect much in the way of updates around here
for the next year or two.
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