Preserving Worlds S2 Ep1: RPG Maker - The Dream of the Engine

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The illegally cracked and fan-translated version of RPG Maker was one of the most popular hobbyist game engines of the early 2000's.

The creator of the cult classic Space Funeral shows us how RPG Maker's collage-like nature shaped, and was shaped by, the dreams and desires of its community.

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Murphy, Derek (filmmaker)
Murphy, Derek (film director)
Murphy, Derek (narrator)
Zemil, Mitchell (filmmaker)

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Cinematography, Mitchell Zemil; editing, Mitchell Zemil; animation, Mitchell Zemil, Bachelor Soft; music, Youta Kitagami, Graham Kartna.

MARC Record See Worldcat record

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RPG Maker; hobbyist game engine; Space Funeral; fan-translated version; game development community; gaming; game creation; amateur game designers; creative collaboration.; "Preserving Worlds S2 Ep1: RPG Maker - The Dream of the Engine"; Means TV; documentary; doc; art; culture; shod; short film;

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