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Happy birthday to DoubleThink, who is now 20. Also to Captain Fabulous, who has reached the grand old age of 70! :cool:

You're so addicted to Cave story that you've refrained from playing it for a whole year just to relive the experience of playing it for the first time.

Ballos is now a superhero with his magical pants of awesomeness.

Hmm... good point. Perhaps I'll start working on a general-purpose hack installer, so that you don't have to give me any hex codes for 2x res. (it'll be like "put text files with hex data in this folder. Have an offset at first line of each file, rest is hex data. Then run the program. Hack...

Yes. Auto-hacking is perfectly doable. Just need the hex codes and the addresses and I can make you an ASM hack-installer program.

Well, today I made my own hex editor. The editor is a small little python script file. It was actually quite easy to make, but it's also kind of primitive at this stage, since everything is done through command line. You can still do the basics, such as reading/writing hex values for any file...

Of course. <FNJ (or whatever you guys are calling it) would not be very difficult to implement. But it's still possible to avoid using it and stick with <FLJ for most scripting scenarios. As for the variable commands, saving to flagdata is a good idea if you don't want to do save-able vars via...

Exactly. Wind waker's cel-shading was okay, but it didn't provide the feel of a polygonal 3d game. This incorporates more realistic 3d graphics with cel-shading, with the cel-shading giving much more color. So it's more like adding a vibrant touch to those 3d zelda games of the past.

@Woodenrat: It's funny and interesting, I'll give you that. I don't think I would display it on a public site though... just because some CS-fans wouldn't be able to deal with the shock factor XD

Yes, the binary paste part is true. But don't you have a hex-editor that can paste a string of hex codes at a certain offset? (overwriting the relevant data from that point onwards, no need for an ending offset) Anyway, it's essentially recommended to download OllyDbg, since it's not very hard...

@Volley: Yup. Excellent artwork coming along, as usual.

Re: King: Strife and Sacrifice (old was King's Story) Huh? It's pretty obvious that 2x was already made. I think I'm misunderstanding what you're trying to say...

Heh. Your site looks extraordinarily similar to Pixel's "Manual" included with any regular download of cavestory, no?

Hey, that's actually somewhat useful. Maybe it'll prevent people from making dissonant orgs. Hm... if I were to compare the two, Brian's one has a better tone overall, since I think your tracks (Volley) are slightly too high pitched. But, I like Volley's main melody more than Brian's. I'm not...

Re: WTF story demo v 0.4 I dunno. It's important to report bugs anyway. If you don't try to break the game with the gun purposely, it's a very fun tool to use during a run-through of WTFstory.

An ORG with a more or less comforting/optimistic tune. Nice, keep 'em coming.

Oh, by the way, if you want to test if turning off hardware accel will work: Go to Start Menu -> Control Panel -> Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices -> Sounds and Audio Devices -> Audio Tab -> Sound Playback Advanced -> Performance tab -> Hardware Acceleration and set it to either 0 or 1...

I don't know. It's pretty short for a full song, so maybe keep it as the game-over tune?

Yes.

Nice job on both. Insert coin seems pretty cheery for a game-over tune...

So this is basically a public-domain collection of ORGs. I was thinking that each composer who donates would be able to put certain rights on his/her ORG. Such as "this is free to use, but you have to credit me," or even: "this is free to use. No credit is necessary, but would it be nice if you...

Happy birthday dude! Sorry if it's a bit late in the day.. :p

It's epic win put together in a 43 MB pack. Especially the bullet bill cannon. Very well made fangame.

It is actually just downward wind. By placing invisible fans close to the ground, your jump height is reduced. This is to create the effect of muddy terrain. If you're standing in a large puddle of mud in real life, you won't be able to jump as high as on solid ground (due to sticky mud creating...

All right, whatever suits your style.