Mega Man 86
Posted by Nick on 23 May 2000, 01:25 GMT
None of you know the exact amount of time I've remorselessly wasted playing Mega Man as a young, impressionable child. Perhaps the Mega Man III footage located on my little site was a giveaway, but for all of you folks who haven't been there yet, let me tell you this: if I had a choice between the following and giving up Mega Man for all time, I would sell my best friend into cruel, torturous bondage. I'm not even kidding. To this end, imagine my shocked awe when that and my other favorite thing in the whole widest world, the TI-86, decided to join hands in eternal happiness. Cullen Sauls has released a TI-86 version of said Mega Man, aptly named Mega Man 86. It's a remake of Mega Man II, but we won't hold that to him (any educated observer can tell you that it's a known, established scientific fact that Mega Man III is the best one). This is still in the demo phase, but it looks very, VERY nice. Final bosses, as I've seen, aren't in place yet, but it still looks slick. The scrolling and response times are very smooth, as expected. You can see the progress of the game as it goes through its development here.
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Re: Mega Man 86
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Will H.
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Great job Cullan! I just have a little bug report for you. When I try to exit the game, it will crash everytime. I'm using ROM 1.3. I am thinking maybe there's a ROM specific call in your exit routine?
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23 May 2000, 22:03 GMT
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luke195rs
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Hey Cullen, ever played Metalstorm? It's one of my favorite NES games and is quite similar to this... well sorta. Ever need a game idea, try making this. A great deal of your Mega Man program could go into this program so it would be kinda quick. Just a suggestion 'cause I've never seen a Metalstorm based TI game and I love it soooooo much.
Your game is very impressive and pretty enjoyable. Could be better, but it's a remarkable achievment. It has very nice graphics. Congats.
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23 May 2000, 22:49 GMT
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Tadd Nuznov
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Wow!! This is WAY better than the MegaMan on the 83!!!
(It actually is like the real MegaMan games!)
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24 May 2000, 00:01 GMT
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MasterVegand
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How about a Mega Man game, except that Mega Man is NAKED?!
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24 May 2000, 06:06 GMT
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Jirka Olavi Hartonen
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I have always said that what we need is a sidescrolling mario-like game with
grayscale graphics and big sprites. Now we have it... Well graphics are super.
Game is not bad but..
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24 May 2000, 08:04 GMT
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TMEK
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Hey.. I thought of something a while ago... i was sayin it'd be cool to have this for the 89... well, does anyone know if Source Guru would be able to convert it to the 89? I've emailed Patrick about it but have gotten no response yet.
-TMEK
tmekrules@aol.com
http://rocking.to/sublime
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26 May 2000, 05:44 GMT
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CircaX
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"...that it's a known, established scientific fact that Mega Man III is the best one..." I disagree! MMII for GB was the best. Agh, all my favorite GB games are breaking though, Legend of Zelda, all graphics died except sprites; Mega Man II, takes a while to get the game started (so you can see an ungarbled NINTENDO at turn on), Kirby's Dream Land...
Even the old GB broke, the screen 'exploded', but it lasted for years, and endured much bad treatment.
This new 86 Mega Man game is a work of art. Enough said. Much better than the two attempts on the 83.
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26 May 2000, 23:14 GMT
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