Its default green message-window and menu systems are one of the first signs that a particular game was made with RPG Maker 2000, although it can be customized. RPG Maker 2000 uses a 320 x 240 screen resolution for playing games, and has 16x16 pixel tiles, with 24x32 character sprites. RPG Maker 2000 was also one of the RPG Makers to be illegally translated and distributed by a Russian programmer named Don Miguel. RM2K was first taken over by RPG Maker 2003, but has now been superseded by RPG Maker XP and is no longer as popular as it used to be. This was amplified by the fact that a lot of popular RM2K sites refused to adopt RPG Maker 2003.
RPG Maker 2000 was the most popular RPG maker of its time being discussed on many popular websites, and enjoyed a large userbase for many years. Enterbrain later released its inexpensive version, RPG Tsuk?ru 2000 Value!, in May, 2003, which also included some major updates that allow, for example, to use a larger number of picture files simultaneously. Although, outside Japan, it has only received weak distributions among Taiwan and South Korea markets, it has undergone unauthorized translations into various languages, and illegal distribution via Internet. RPG Maker 2000 was originally released as RPG Tsuk?ru 2000 in April, 2000 in Japan.
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RPG Maker 2000 (abbreviated as RM2k) is the second Microsoft Windows version of the RPG Maker series of programs developed by Enterbrain and published by ASCII.
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