Inspired by Odama?

[DwayneYouDerp]

I came across this game and I can't stop thinking of Odama:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMbAXyUm-4w

Are developers aware of Odama?

[mbecks]

Dang I want to play this game, to bad I don’t have a game cube.

[Lunaloo]

Originally posted by DwayneYouDerp:

I came across this game and I can't stop thinking of Odama:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMbAXyUm-4w

Are developers aware of Odama?

Hey! Thank you for your comment! :D
Some of the devs might have heard of Odama before, but Rollers was not directly inspired by it. The developers definitely looked at Devil’s Crush (90s SEGA pinball game) and Pinball Quest (NES) as inspiration though!

[macxtc]

Man, I would play that... (until the new ROtR comes out)
IT LOOKS AWSOME for an old Gamecube game.

[muljostpho]

Oh! I'd heard of Odama before but I completely forgot about it. I don't think I ever managed to pick it up... (Did it even release in the US? Or was it only released somewhere else?)

Anyway, I'm not familiar with Devil's Crush (was never a Sega kid) so I'll have to look that one up, but I played Pinball Quest a ton when I was a kid and that was definitely the first thing I thought of when I stumbled across this game just now.

Haven't seen enough games over the years that have tried to do any kind of hybrid pinball format like that. (Almost nothing through most of that time, actually. Although in the last few years there have been Yoku Island Express and Momonga Pinball Adventure. (Both hybridize the pinball elements with something more like platformer elements.)

[mbecks]

im glad this got bumped. I now have a modded Wii that can play downloaded gamecube games.

[NOISEf]

more like Pinball quest on the NES

[NOISEf]

Originally posted by muljostpho:

Oh! I'd heard of Odama before but I completely forgot about it. I don't think I ever managed to pick it up... (Did it even release in the US? Or was it only released somewhere else?)

Anyway, I'm not familiar with Devil's Crush (was never a Sega kid) so I'll have to look that one up, but I played Pinball Quest a ton when I was a kid and that was definitely the first thing I thought of when I stumbled across this game just now.

Haven't seen enough games over the years that have tried to do any kind of hybrid pinball format like that. (Almost nothing through most of that time, actually. Although in the last few years there have been Yoku Island Express and Momonga Pinball Adventure. (Both hybridize the pinball elements with something more like platformer elements.)

if you want Odama be sure to have the gamecube microphone or else you wont be able to play.... it learn about it the hard way