Burning Force - new Artwork Pack

UDb23

A brand new complete Artwork Pack is ready for Burning Force (1989).

"Burning Force is a 3D shooter arcade game which was released by Namco in 1989 only in Japan. It runs on Namco System 2 hardware and was later ported to the Sega Mega Drive in 1990, and was also later released on the Wii Virtual Console in 2009."
(source:wikipedia)
The player controls a blue haired space cadet named Hiromi Tengenji.
The character was later used also in the crossover Namco × Capcom game.

It includes (see images below):

overlay for max gaming area
overlay for Integer Scale ON (max scale @ 1080p)
rom splashscreen image
original game Flyer image for ES theme's detailed view (made for Carbon but should work with other themes)

Burning Force Artwork Pack can be downloaded here.

Enjoy!

meleu

man! Sorry if I'm asking too much, but please consider creating a github account and putting your art there. Then we can create some automate method to get your amazing art and install on our RetroPie. :-)

UDb23

@meleu I have no clue how Github works but will create an account soon and try to upload there.

detron

@UDb23 that is beautiful!

@meleu I like the sound of automating access to wonderful art.

Brigane

Amazing artwork as always. Thanks for sharing mate :)

mviars

my rom set shows this as (burningf) not (burnforc) I pretty sure i'm using the suggested rom set of .78 for mame2003 do I just need to rename everything including anything in the files themselves?

mviars

so stupid I'll just rename the rom file. Duh!

mviars

Well that's my problem burningf is for burning fight not burning force it appears my rom set does not include burning force

Yep thats all it was sorry.

meleu

@mviars said in Burning Force - new Artwork Pack:

so stupid I'll just rename the rom file. Duh!

Renaming MAME ROM files isn't a good idea.

UDb23

@meleu said in Burning Force - new Artwork Pack:

github account and putting your art there. Then we can create some automate method

Just for my understanding, what is the advantage of having these on github ? If it is direct file access (instead of ZIPs) I can enable this on Mega also.

meleu

@UDb23 Let's imagine you have a repository named mame-overlays, then its URL would be https://github.com/udb23/mame-overlays

And then you put your art there. Now I can clone your repository with this command:

git clone https://github.com/udb23/mame-overlays

Now I have all the files you've put on your repository. Next week maybe you'll make another cool overlay for MAME ROW and upload it to your repository, and then we'll can do some git tricks to be allways synchronized with your repository.

The first big deal is that when you make a new art you can come here on the forum and say "Hey guys I've made a new overlay for the FooBar game and uploaded the files to the repository! Hope you like it!". It's enough. No need for new URLs. It's more organized.

And if you use some kind of standardization on the directory/file names I can make a script to automate the process of installing them on the users' RetroPie (I was talking with @vbs and maybe we can work together on a script he already started). No need to download the zip, transfer to the retropie, unzip, and move the files to their right directories.

I agree that github isn't the easier and most intuitive service on the web, it was made for developers. But for the purpose we want you don't need to know all the details. I'm not a github expert, but you can ask when you face some problem and I'll try to help with a smile on my face! :D

UDb23

@meleu Understood; makes sense. Thanks.

meleu

@UDb23 if you like the Mega Drive version, maybe you'll like to know that this game got achievements recently:
http://retroachievements.org/Game/1426

UDb23

@meleu sure I'm interested. Will check it out, thanks !

Orionsangel

@UDb23 I finished the overlay. Hope you like it. I took some liberties like adding stars and resizing the bezel so it wouldn't take up the entire screen.

UDb23

@Orionsangel Cool! Great work.