Originally posted by ibz10g

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Recreate SMB? Nope. That's what SMAS was for. But your platform dealy might be a good idea.

Come to think of it, I'd like to see a basic game of SMW using only graphics and pallette styles from SMB. Maybe I'll do that if I ever get done with ACMLM adventure.

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Originally posted by ibz10g

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That really isn't too bad.

@Pikaguy900: I think you need to work on your constructive criticism.

But with the 1st screenshot, It would be better if you had like undergrowth on the foreground. Also, change the background. Otherwise I think it's just fine.

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Originally posted by FirePhoenix0

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Don't worry too much, criticism helps make things better.

I know about the corners in the switch palace levels. That's because they are only rotations and not actually new objects. I haven't figured out how to change that yet so it'll stay like that for some time.

Which ones are the fly traps? I don't know them by name.

I could try for more BG editing on the river level. I did a little, trying to use cloud corners as bubbles but I don't know if that cuts it.

I understand what you mean by air duct. I'm not even sure that's what I was thinking of when I created the level. I'll change it to secret passage because that's really what it is.

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Originally posted by Millenia

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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I think VBA can play GSFs, and/or there's a program that can make GBA ROMs out of them.

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You aren't thinking Saptapper are you? That only works with Sappy-based engines last I checked.

Cuz if it went beyond that, I would've been ripping them like crazy. Oh well, I got Drill Dozer out of it.

And why the FSCK would they not allow you to get Winamp? Please answer me this.

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Originally posted by FirePhoenix0

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Yellow: The number of noobs on Metroid Prime Hunters Wi-Fi.
Purple: The number of decent players on MPH Wi-Fi. If even that many,

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Originally posted by FirePhoenix0

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Ok, I finished playing and here are my comments:

In Jungle of Mesh 3, is the key there for a reason? I carried it with me but found no keyhole.

Nope, and I left it there on purpose. It's a trick.

Jungle of Mesh 2 was annoying. To find the exit from the first area I had to do a lot of guesswork.

This is the last time I'm going to say this: QUIT MAKING COMMENTS ON JUNGLE OF MESH 2. I've already changed it (as seen in the last screenshot I showed), so there's no point in telling me what problems you had with it or what I should change, as they're null and void now.

I thought the fake wall trick was interesting and should be used in more games, but not to the extent of the level in that other game that's been mentioned.

Thanks. You'll see that wall again in Lime Caverns 1, but you'll start in it, so that's not really a hidden wall. You know, I just thought of something: Couple that wall with a block you can't go left through. You could make a seemingly non-solid wall magically become solid! Too bad BlockTool won't let me insert custom blocks into this hack...

The castle seemed overly long but that's only my thoughts on it.

It's long because it's a tall castle. Hey, towers are generally tall, and taking that first pipe leads you into the West Tower. I was planning on making the top of the castle a seperate OW level, but I thought that it wouldn't look right when going left or right. Plus, it'd mean I'd have to give up being able to destroy the castle. Oh well.

Overall, good job. It was interesting to see that the first boss wasn't who you expected to see.

I told you it wouldn't be who you expected!

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Originally posted by KPhoenix

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More screenies, please.

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Originally posted by FirePhoenix0

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I found the secret exit in JoM4. But I had to defeat the Pirhana Plants first to make the keyhole re-appear! Was that idea on purpose?

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Originally posted by icegoom

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Originally posted by pikaguy900

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Yeah, it's nice, but it doesn't work. I put it on my hack once, and it did absolutely nothing. Maybe it only works on a clean ROM?

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Did you try this?:

Originally posted by Piranha Fix's Readme

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By default, this patch points the upright plant's leaves to sprite GFX page 1 and palette #5, so it matches the upside-down plant. If you want to use GFX page 0 (as the game normally does), change $101D7 in the ROM to 0A. If you wish, you can also apply this to the upside-down plant by changing $101CC.

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You could also remap the flopping fish frame and just stick your piranha stem in the space. For instance, you put the fish's graphics on top of the Coin Game smiley coin. Change $9E00 to C2 and then change $11F4B to E8 to make the smiley coin use a regular coin's graphics.

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