#Megaman sprite game honest engine full

#Megaman sprite game honest engine full

So I've never ran a kickstarter before and I know that it is a ton of work, but I'm thinking about possibly doing a kickstarter for the game and have a full blown physical release. So the game is basically done, there are a few things that need to be wrapped up but yeah, basically done.

Also the colors themselves are mysterious because they have no known RGB values and it's 'interpretation' as to what the colors are because different TV's display them differently. Did I say 0 yellow colors? Because literally the NES cannot produce yellow guys. There is like only 1 orange, 1 red, like 0 yellows and oh my god its frustrating. One thing I have to say about NES development compared to SNES development is that NES is WAYYYYYYYY more restricted! So this is all I had to work with, but by sitting down and thinking very creatively and thinking outside of the box, I ended up coming with a total of 128 levels for the game. The game only has 5 tiles it in, in total. I think there is a trick to put tiles on 2 separate screens and then flash them back to back repeatedly to give the illusion of one full image If I do a sequel I might try and get this into the game. Now here was the actual title screen we were trying to insert, but the NES was so restricted that apparently it couldn't be pulled off. A combination of sprites and tiles was used to create it. Note that even with this few colors this was still complicated to pull off. His game engine is called Retro Puzzle Maker. So I took this game engine and sat down with it for literally months and months and produced a serious full length game. So I was hanging out on some NES development forums and found a programmer going by the name of cppchriscpp and he put together a little block pushing demo. Why? Because retro consoles are the best. So I'm really into making all types of games for retro systems.