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Not bad. He should have hair hanging down in the back, though...

You're missing my point. I'm not comparing it in any way to hex editing and assembly hacking. I'm saying that the editor isn't a "point, click, and it's done" application; that you have to actually do some research and put some effort forth to modify anything other than maps and sprite positions.

Sue's Workshop isn't exactly a "hold-me-by-the-hand" editor; to really do anything to the game you have to learn how to use TSC script commands, and maybe how to use a hex editor. And while the program does load and display the maps and scripts for you, that's more of a convenience than anything.

Those look really nice, however, I'd like to offer some constructive criticism, if you don't mind; -Booster should be hunched over a bit, as his original sprite is. -Balrog's back is unusually jagged, and his pupils look dilated--try moving the "shine" to the upper-right corner of his eyes for...

Scroll up and pick from the style chooser drop-down menu in the top-right corner of the site. The basic blue skin is marked "Gameflaws." Ah, scractch that, I'm an ass.

Heh, ninja robots. Seriously though, it sounds good so far. However...if the hero is the one sent to destroy the island, then who becomes the antagonist? And how did Quote lose the Blade? For that matter, which ending are you following? Sorry to pest, but as is my nature, I'm quite curious...

Y'know, this is sounding pretty cool. I'd be glad to offer my skills, if you wish. I'm no good at scripting, but I'll gladly make sprites. Do you plan on having killer robots?

Palette Editing! This reminds me, I found something that may be useful to you. If you have a copy of Adobe Photoshop, open the PBM file you're editing. Click on the main menu and go to Image>Mode>Color Table and you'll be able to edit the file's palette. You'll have to change the file's...

Jeffrey: Check the attached file, it's a full list of entities for the game.

Could you be a bit more descriptive? What do you mean by "underwater bug"? I presume you mean that your level is behaving like the Core room, in which case, check your map's settings. As for #1&4, check to see what events your sprites are reading from. Hope this helps.

I must disagree. For the most part, it seems that Booster is merely shocked that one of the surface robots had survived that long in working order, not to mention the fact that it was helping his assosciate. However, some might suggest that they have at least met before...

Very cool, but the site could use some sprucing up, IMHO. Maybe we could make this a subsite for the tribute page?

Weapon: Spur/Blade Tie; Spur is UNGODLY POWERFUL, but the Blade has King's soul inside... Enemy: SandCroc The first time I was attacked by this thing, I got really paranoid... Boss: Monster X No contest. High-speed combat at its best. Music: Jenka 1 Random fact: Based on a finnish folk song...

Maybe. Try using something that's out of place, but not entirely noticeable. It's a secret area, after all.

Django, please stop bumping month-old topics...

Very nice! First Cave seems to be a bit heavy on enemies, but great all the same. Story-wise, I see that you've kept the original's WTF factor. Which is a good thing, because that's what got me hooked the first time around. :( Only suggestions thus far: Fix up the blue tileset; replace the...

More sprites for you. From left to right; Winged Cthulhu, unnamed scientist, Arthur, blade weapon sprite, hat item sprite, young Toroko, young King, past Quote, past Curly, young Booster (looking decidedly Gordan Freeman-ish), King flipping out with a wooden sword, and a new fireball sprite...

Just thought I'd present my graphical interperetation of Miakid... Top row is my version; the Cthulhu tribal leader/priest/sorcerer, bottom row is XC's version; the well-decorated, high-ranking military officer. The palettes could be better, and I'd like to do something different with V1's...

*ahem* Hi. Newbie. Just getting some thoughts out... I recall someone posting something like this before, stating that Ballos' missing eye gave him a kind of "second sight"; the ability to see what was going on throughout the island through red-eyed creatures. It would make sense...