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I like the graphics. Looking good.

What tips could you provide to best make the transaction easier? Make it very clear the scope of the project and exactly what you want and exactly the time frame... would be very helpful in getting meaningful quotes. Have something to show the artist, a working demo, would be very good to prove to ...

I had this idea today, and surprisingly... it actually works. I got the idea when it occurred to me that >> 4 is the same as divide by 16, so if we could multiply the original value by 1.6 we could then >> 4 to get divide by 10. The closest easy-to-calculate-value I could think of was 13/8, which gi...

Finished. The controls should be self-explanatory. A regular controller in port 1 and a zapper in port 2. The port 1 controller is to navigate to the game, or to pause the game. The zapper is all you need for the game. You can even navigate to the game using only a zapper. Also, it should work on a ...

You don't need y.

LDA [dp]

works too.

I'm also working on SNES development tools. Including a tile / tilemap / palette editor.

Good to see other people working on SNES.

The most popular assemblers are WLA, ca65, and asar.

lda 00
in hex A5 00

shouldn't this be
lda #00

in hex A9 00

I might.

The next logical step would be mode 3, which should be easy. Or a Sprite editor, which would need all new code.

I don't know if I could do mode 7. If anything, it would have to be extremely minimal.

At my pace, maybe 2021 for the next thing.

Update. Now version 1.2. 1.1 - added more palette options (color picker) 1.2 - fixed palette bug - made the map editor faster - changed keys in tile editor (P = paste, H and V are flip) - save/load session saves map height - load any (reasonable) size tileset - added brush size for map editor - fixe...

I'm working on a zapper game for the competition. Loosely based on several falling tiles mobile phone games. Still a little work to do, so no link yet. Here are some screen shots.

Better late than never.

Here's Revision C of Euchre, with new music by thecoolestnerdguy. Also, I put in a better random # generator.

http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/qxjj ... uchre5.nes

According to Google, PCX is a palette indexed file format used by the DOS program PC paintbrush, mostly in the 1980s, and has since been replaced with BMP, GIF, and PNG file formats.

How old is this SNES tutorial?

My hunch is that there's some subtle CPU implementation bug instead of PPU wonkiness. This just doesn't feel like a PPU implementation failure to me .... well, at least as long as the sprite 0 hit is continuing to happen. I second this. Probably forgot some processor flag setting or clearing for 1 ...

Increase the virtual block space, either double it, or even adding one more column on the right, would allow you to have half-on-screen blocks on both sides.

Alternatively, you could prevent all objects from touching the 16 pixel border of the map. Then the problem won't be noticed.