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I don't mean accurate to the game, I mean accurate to the source code. As in carbon copy, line-by-line. Most decomps can't or don't go that far, they settle for something accurate to the game instead. The end result is the same as if someone leaked Pixel's source code with the comments stripped...

I noticed, don't worry. I just need to clock off from work first.

I put it there. I thought it would be a great throwback to the old Soaprun thread (plus it is a cool logo).

CSE2's source code clearly got taken down because it wasn't just a decompilation, it was an attempt to recreate the source code for CS as accurately as possible. Someone who had seen Pixel's source code said CSE2 looked exactly the same if you ignore things like comments. As long as whatever is...

This is the version I use on the site and in embeds: https://github.com/raadshaikh/organya-js My embed code is more simplified than the demo if it helps: https://www.cavestory.org/soundtrack/organya-js/orgplayext.php?s=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cavestory.org%2Fsoundtrack%2Fcave-story%2Forg%2FAccess.org...

Actually, no. This fan art was shown on the page for the 2005 TIGSource interview with Pixel. Looking at it, it is signed "YU 05". The interviewer was Derek Yu. So it is safe to assume that Derek Yu drew that art in 2005. Only freeware existed in 2005. In any case the human skin tone in pre-wii...

Novels are also not limited by budgetary constraints.

Every medium has tradeoffs. It is why the art of adaptation is so damn hard. For instance video games trade pacing for interactivity, and novels trade the audiovisual experience for introspection.

Cave Story and Manic Miner have the same base plot: the protagonist is in a cave.

As I was saying earlier... if the egg corridor was one big circular corridor (where the start and end of the egg corridor almost touch) then it would occupy only a third of the width that it would in a straight line.

The main issue with island mapping that I tried to fix with my map was that the 2D aspect of this game is a gameplay mechanic. The island would still be a 3D space for mapping purposes. Going through a door from Map A to Map B should mean that Map B is reversed to Map A, because that's simply...

Can you elaborate on this? Which players?

https://www.cavestory.org/soundtrack/beta/mp3/Last%20Battle%20Beta.mp3 You're welcome.

Regardless... sprite limitations are going to be your biggest enemy when porting CS to the Gameboy. Each sprite is 8x8. If you have a 16x24 npc on the screen that is basically just 6 sprites grouped together. Now here is the shit part: there is a max of 40 sprites on the screen and 10 sprites...

Personally I think a Gameboy port of CS is better off being half-res. As in 8x8 tiles instead of 16x16. It's just that it makes it harder to hit that sprite limit and it gives you more space in vram.

You really should be implementing scrolling rather than downsizing the maps. I'm sure GBStudio would have a feature for this.