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I recently found this on Reddit (via /r/chiptunes[1]) and played through it all. Very well done! If anyone was curious how this was made, it looks like it was

I recently found this on Reddit (via /r/chiptunes[1]) and played through it all. Very well done! If anyone was curious how this was made, it looks like it was made using GB Studio (according to the creator's posts on reddit[2]) Also wanted to point out that Frasier is coming back on Paramount+[3]. 1. https://www.reddit.com/r/chiptunes/comments/175owc6/frasiers_tossed_salads_and_scrambled_eggs_in/ https://www.reddit.com/r/chiptunes/comments/175owc6/frasiers... 2. https://www.reddit.com/r/gbstudio/comments/174wrwh/frasier_fantasy_rpg/ https://www.reddit.com/r/gbstudio/comments/174wrwh/frasier_f... 3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oz--6tGukuw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oz--6tGukuw

chrismaltby 3y ago
As the creator of GB Studio and a fan of Final Fantasy and Frasier (though can’t bring myself to check out that new season!) this is pretty awesome!
- sandworm101 3y ago
  >> can’t bring myself to check out that new season! You aren't alone. I got maybe ten minutes in. It is the now Kelsey Grammer show. He is surrounded by actors that do not challenge him at any level. In Frasier, it was a groups of actors/characters, each of which could carry an episode on their own. Frasier also did edgy stuff, for the time. This new thing is just another rehash of "old guy revisits past acquaintances", akin to Picard but without the trek ornamentation and excitement.
  - afavour 3y ago
    I don't really think you can dismiss an entire show and cast based on ten minutes of viewing. I wasn't blown away by the first episode but I'm interested to keep going. People often forget the the first season of many shows (comedies particularly) are particularly ropey while the writers and actors find their groove. That said I'm considering it an entirely different show to the previous Frasier, much like Cheers was. I'm kind of glad they haven't gone directly back to the old well.
    - mdm_ 3y ago
      >People often forget the the first season of many shows (comedies particularly) are particularly ropey while the writers and actors find their groove. Parent mentioned Picard, well the first season of ST:TNG is a prime example of this. Some of the worst episodes in all of Star Trek are in that season.
      - flanbiscuit 3y ago
        Speaking of Picard and getting past first seasons. I tried watching Picard and only got a couple episodes in and wasn't enjoying it so I stopped. I guess I should give it another chance.
        als0 3y ago
        It's weird how the final season of Picard is the best one, because the first two were so so bad.
    - anothernewdude 3y ago
      You can absolutely dismiss media based on the first experience. You have to. There's too much in life. That's why it's such a popular strategy. Enduring the bad in hope of the good is for those without options.
      - afavour 3y ago
        > Enduring the bad in hope of the good is for those without options. lol, I feel like that sounded very good in your head… we're talking about half hour sitcoms here, not eternal strife. If you gave up on comedies within the first ten minutes you’d miss some of the best that’s been done in recent years. But sure, keep sampling things at ten minute intervals if it’s what suits you best.
      - nvy 3y ago
        Even Seinfeld had a mediocre first two or three seasons. Some shows take a while to find their feet.
  - conradfr 3y ago
    Yes it's not that bad and I liked the second episode better. For sure the other characters (and actors) are no match, but he had a head start on it. I hope they dial down the cartoonish aspect of some of them.
- code_runner 3y ago
  The new season is better than I expected (so far) though not anywhere near the original. I think they may actually settle into something good!

chrismaltby 3y ago

As the creator of GB Studio and a fan of Final Fantasy and Frasier (though can’t bring myself to check out that new season!) this is pretty awesome!

sandworm101 3y ago
>> can’t bring myself to check out that new season! You aren't alone. I got maybe ten minutes in. It is the now Kelsey Grammer show. He is surrounded by actors that do not challenge him at any level. In Frasier, it was a groups of actors/characters, each of which could carry an episode on their own. Frasier also did edgy stuff, for the time. This new thing is just another rehash of "old guy revisits past acquaintances", akin to Picard but without the trek ornamentation and excitement.
- afavour 3y ago
  I don't really think you can dismiss an entire show and cast based on ten minutes of viewing. I wasn't blown away by the first episode but I'm interested to keep going. People often forget the the first season of many shows (comedies particularly) are particularly ropey while the writers and actors find their groove. That said I'm considering it an entirely different show to the previous Frasier, much like Cheers was. I'm kind of glad they haven't gone directly back to the old well.
  - mdm_ 3y ago
    >People often forget the the first season of many shows (comedies particularly) are particularly ropey while the writers and actors find their groove. Parent mentioned Picard, well the first season of ST:TNG is a prime example of this. Some of the worst episodes in all of Star Trek are in that season.
    - flanbiscuit 3y ago
      Speaking of Picard and getting past first seasons. I tried watching Picard and only got a couple episodes in and wasn't enjoying it so I stopped. I guess I should give it another chance.
      - als0 3y ago
        It's weird how the final season of Picard is the best one, because the first two were so so bad.
  - anothernewdude 3y ago
    You can absolutely dismiss media based on the first experience. You have to. There's too much in life. That's why it's such a popular strategy. Enduring the bad in hope of the good is for those without options.
    - afavour 3y ago
      > Enduring the bad in hope of the good is for those without options. lol, I feel like that sounded very good in your head… we're talking about half hour sitcoms here, not eternal strife. If you gave up on comedies within the first ten minutes you’d miss some of the best that’s been done in recent years. But sure, keep sampling things at ten minute intervals if it’s what suits you best.
    - nvy 3y ago
      Even Seinfeld had a mediocre first two or three seasons. Some shows take a while to find their feet.
- conradfr 3y ago
  Yes it's not that bad and I liked the second episode better. For sure the other characters (and actors) are no match, but he had a head start on it. I hope they dial down the cartoonish aspect of some of them.
code_runner 3y ago
The new season is better than I expected (so far) though not anywhere near the original. I think they may actually settle into something good!