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This game is a puzzle game designed based around the limitation of the | This game is a puzzle game designed based around the limitation of the [[PPU]], such as 2x2 blocks of tiles have a single attribute, and that no more than eight sprites per scanline are possible. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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* Project owner: [[User:Zzo38]] | * Project owner: [[User:Zzo38]] | ||
* Developer: [[User:Zzo38]] | * Developer: [[User:Zzo38]] | ||
* Compiler: Unofficial MagicKit | * Compiler: [[Unofficial MagicKit]] | ||
* Other tools: Csound, CsoundMML, "lvlcopy.c", "huffer.c", "mkperiod.bas" | * Other tools: Csound, CsoundMML, "lvlcopy.c", "huffer.c", "mkperiod.bas" | ||
* Sound driver: Custom, using CsoundMML | * Sound driver: Custom, using CsoundMML | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 25 January 2014
This game is a puzzle game designed based around the limitation of the PPU, such as 2x2 blocks of tiles have a single attribute, and that no more than eight sprites per scanline are possible.
Overview
- Status: Editor done, partially music done
- Project owner: User:Zzo38
- Developer: User:Zzo38
- Compiler: Unofficial MagicKit
- Other tools: Csound, CsoundMML, "lvlcopy.c", "huffer.c", "mkperiod.bas"
- Sound driver: Custom, using CsoundMML
- Soundtrack by: User:Zzo38
- Graphics by: Incomplete
- Started on: December, 2014
- Cart made: No
- Will make cart: It is intended to be possible although I probably won't do it by myself
- Mapper: iNES Mapper #11: Color Dreams
- PRG ROM: 32K
- CHR ROM: Unknown
- PRG RAM: 0
- CHR RAM: 0
- Players: 1
- Input devices: Family BASIC Keyboard is supported in all modes; standard controller can play ROM levels only
- License: Public domain
- Tested on official hardware: No (I am unable to)
