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Compressing the data folder brings down the total to ~1.6 Mb, which is a good...wait a sec, who said Cave Story was larger than Super Metroid? SM is 3 Mb! (Even vs uncompressed CS at 2.7 Mb)

Just wanna mention this: There's a difference between morally right and legally right. Not that I condone being morallly wrong if the law allows it ^_^;

Though there are some awesome mash-ups out there...if you can find them that is ^_^;

Now that is a really cool and spiffy work of art! ^.^ Oh and are those katanas plugged into some battery box...?

Woah, Cave Story is larger than Super Metroid? =o That's kinda hard to assimilate, seeing how much exploration can be done on SM, all the spritework and whatnot. Is it CS' bitmap images that cause the contrastively large filesize?

So you made this then? Anyways, it's a start though! Better presentation of text with breaks would be something to definitely look into. And apparently the protagonist kinda dies of thirst abruptly and quickly >.< (Good --> Extremely thirsty) Would be nice if there was more to the story...I...

My first time carving a pumpkin! http://fav.me/d9dm2u9

What if machines did +/- sign errors, and humans did floating point precision errors.

Or fighting the true final boss Professor Oak with his team of Lvl.111 Pokemon, including MissingNO and ゥ$ (F0) also in Pokemon Red and Blue

Irregardless of what anyone says or how useful it can be, it's pretty cool!

Polaris Approves

You know what's the one of the most FUN mathematics to handle programmatically?

Umm, isn't net neutrality a good thing?

Confirmed to not work on Windows 7. Someone could also just add Cave Story as a non-Steam game to their Steam library, and spam F12; as doing so puts Steam's GUI overlay when launched from Steam. Another reason for an in-game screenshot button would be to selectively decide what in-game...

There's also the fact that you can spam an in-game screenshot, but print screen requires having to pause (In some cases impossible) and paste it in a paint program before another one may be taken. Somebody probably has already made an autohotkey script to do this automatically.

Unless you've got a linux hyperminimalistic chromebook, you should have that key. On laptops it might require pressing Fn to access it from under function keys.