130K of free RAM, eh? That is not hard to do really. Of course, I do not put more than can fit into archive game wise on my calc. Maybe I am different in that respect.

As far as the game goes, Kudos. Really a great job.

-W-

No, I don't think your diffrent. I always leave sufficent room in the Archive to hold my RAM stuff. Then again, its a lot easier on a 84+SE with only 24k RAM. smae concept though

I have only 109k, I don't think it's easy to get 130k space, I don't want to delete anything that is supposed to do with math. On my main folder, I have the calculus, math1, math2, math3, science1, science2, science3, tiinfo, and zzconfig. I don't know if any of these are important or not. Can someone tell me? Thanks.

Oh good stuff!

I take it I need to get to other levels to use abilities...

No, you just need to get to the third or fourth level... Granted, that's not all that easy. :|

What I did is modified the third level to allow flying... HEHEHE!

how did you do that? sorry... i am new to all this stuff. If you can, id like to have some instructions on how to do that cause i am having a hard time on level 3. Flying would be helpful

This version has a little Bug btw, when you fly and get hurt Kirby behaves like he had just eaten an enemy. I've uploaded already the fixed version 1.06, that has also 3 more enemies for the editor.

Oh and the game has not 5 basic enemie types but 5 types of powers Kirby can mimic. It has like 25 enemies I think.

Compiling a Voyage 200 version is as easy as modifying compiler settings on TIGCC. But you still did nothing. >:(

Yeah thats easy, but the problem is that i would have to clip the sprites at the right and bottom border because of the bigger screen. Anyway i will compile a provisional version for the ti 92+ and v200 and upload it.

Alright i ported it, but i dont have any roms for this calcs, so i'm not sure if the key settings are good. If someone wants to test mail me pls. I need a v200 and ti92+ tester.

Mailed ya...

May I request the game be available for Ti-84? It's kinda hard to find good games and I love kirby games. He's so cute.

I tried the latest version (1.06):
After sending lot's of files to VTI, I started a new game: I got the "File not found" message and a crash.

I would really like to play this game on my V200, so please port it!!

I have only played the first two levels so far, but my first impression is: This is the best jump'n run game for 68k-calcs so far (or, at least, the best one running on a Titanium).

With the level editor, this could become a classic like Mario for the Z80's

130k free ram is not really a problem for me. Just archive stuff.

Click the link.

Kirby's Ti Land is better by one important aspect: IT WORKS ON THE V200!!!

You know, rather than complain here, you could send an e-mail to the author and ask him to compile it for the V200, or even ask for the source so you could compile it yourself.

Yeah, complaining to us won't accomplish anything.

You could also say: Kirby's Quest is better because it works on a Titanium :)

kirby's ti land works on titanium if you used the kernal version. i like that one, but ive never tried kirby's quest. too big.

But the keys are too... eck. F1 and F5 are too far apart on the v200 for good gameplay, unless you have three hands (one for F1, one for F5, and one for arrow keys).

The key settings are meant for 92+'s, where F1 and F5 are next to each other...

You can try Sim : this program can remap the keyboard as you wish with a custom script defining the new mapping (see URL above).

BTW Sim worked perfectly with Kirby's Quest to make it work on a V200/92+ before it was ported (one of the latest news items of www.calcgames.org).

-- Olivier Armand

Sorry, the URL was misspelled.

Sim quits without doing anything (not even a help message on the bottom) whenever I run it.

(And, yes, I did use proper notation)

You need use Sim on the PPG file, not the assembly launcher.

what does that mean