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17 years after it was released, I'm tracing Undertale and Deltarune's origins back to Toby Fox's spooky Earthbound mod
Now Playing Now Playing | Toby Fox's very early work is still worth playing as a time capsule full of ideas that would find their feet in Undertale and Deltarune
Deltarune Chapter 3 was originally supposed to be even longer, as the devs "made most of" a third TV Time gameshow round before it was cut
News Toby Fox says the third round "slowed down the pacing too much"
Toby Fox created a beloved Deltarune villain "a long time ago," and had to abandon many ideas like using an Xbox Kinect and making them dance using a Hatsune Miku animation program
News He also had another idea that ended up looking "tremendously bad"
Toby Fox worried two Deltarune villains were too similar for anyone to "really care," but he's come to think they're "characters who mutually enhance each other"
news Just like Spy vs. Spy
Deltarune fans think they've found the boss fight Toby Fox's family described as a "cry for help," and yep, it's the stuff nightmares are made of
News "Your taking too long"
Deltarune's hardest achievement is the most Toby Fox thing ever: A secret message on PlayStation for whoever somehow dodges every trophy in the game
News The best-worst Deltarune players have a little surprise waiting for them on PlayStation
Among Us devs find their shoutout in Deltarune, Toby Fox immediately responds with "removed Among Us" patch notes
News Deltarune Chapter 4 is sus, and Toby Fox intends to fix it
Deltarune review: "This Undertale successor is an unapologetically weird RPG epic, where each chapter is a new canvas that doesn't have to conform to any rigid rules, style, or logic"
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Deltarune has already been patched 3 times in its opening weekend, with Toby Fox and the team fixing crashes, freezes, and maybe a Geneva Convention violation
News The imagery of a chapter 4 scene has also been changed to avoid a common misinterpretation
Toby Fox urges streamers to "PLEASE dispute" any copyright claims they get over Undertale and Deltarune content, because his RPG music is so popular "it hit a threshold for increased copyright strike aggression. Not kidding"
News Fox wants streamers to know his popular tunes should not be subject to copyright strikes
