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Wonderboy on the 7800?


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Does anyone think a port of Wonderboy/Adventure Island would be possible on the 7800? Side scrolling platformers are sorely lacking on the system, and this one is pretty simple yet alot of fun. I'm not too terrible well acquainted with the the technical abilities of the 7800, but it does seem like side scrolling wasn't one of it's strong points. thoughts?

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Sprite conversion is quite possible I'd say:

 

Looks good and you are using 6 colours (5 in the body/head + common background) which makes him 160B. In which case his pupils can be black too ;).

 

Well... if I were to redo WonderBoy in 6 colours then the comparison would look something like this:

 

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illya

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UPDATE

 

Just a minor sprite fix in Wonder Boys' walk/run cycle, and added some of the other game sprites to the mix:

 

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It's good practice. :D The only down side is that I'm having to rip the sprites from the arcade version myself. I've looked in the usual Sprite Databases and scoured the internet looking for Sprite Sheets that contain ALL of the Wonder Boy sprites, but the ones that exist only contain a handful of sprites...Bummer.

 

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What sprite databases do you like?

 

here's the general list:

 

http://www.spriters-resource.com/

http://www.vgmuseum.com/

http://sdb.drshnaps.com/

http://www.nes-snes-sprites.com/

 

Illya

 

Thanks! I always wondered how people make these ... seemed like a pain to recreate from scratch! Didn't know there were such sites.

 

Maybe someone could try a 1 level demo as a proof of concept with your sprites! :-)

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Sprite ripping has became something of an artform since MUGEN was introduced. That led in turn to demands for sprite sheets for homemade fighting games.

 

The great thing nowadays is that all you need to sprite rip graphics games, is the ROM, an emulator that has screen shot feature, and a basic paint program.

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Sprite ripping has became something of an artform since MUGEN was introduced. That led in turn to demands for sprite sheets for homemade fighting games.

 

The great thing nowadays is that all you need to sprite rip graphics games, is the ROM, an emulator that has screen shot feature, and a basic paint program.

 

nice! Maybe some one can do better sprites on the accursed 7800 Double Dragon. :-)

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What sprite databases do you like?

 

here's the general list:

 

http://www.spriters-resource.com/

http://www.vgmuseum.com/

http://sdb.drshnaps.com/

http://www.nes-snes-sprites.com/

 

Illya

 

Thanks! I always wondered how people make these ... seemed like a pain to recreate from scratch! Didn't know there were such sites.

 

Maybe someone could try a 1 level demo as a proof of concept with your sprites! :-)

 

That'd be sweet... I'll add a few more sprites and enemies to the finished pile first. :)

 

Sprite ripping has became something of an artform since MUGEN was introduced. That led in turn to demands for sprite sheets for homemade fighting games.

 

The great thing nowadays is that all you need to sprite rip graphics games, is the ROM, an emulator that has screen shot feature, and a basic paint program.

 

M.A.M.E... which I'm sure stands for My Arse My Elbow :grin: Has a neat feature of displaying Tiles from an arcade ROM... BUT sometimes it can't display all of them (Wonder Boy is one). And I found a version of it that a guy modified to allow saving of Tiles, Palettes, etc. to BMP(s) over here: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=41610 This will make arcade conversions, I think, a little easier.

 

Illya

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M.A.M.E... which I'm sure stands for My Arse My Elbow :grin: Has a neat feature of displaying Tiles from an arcade ROM... BUT sometimes it can't display all of them (Wonder Boy is one). And I found a version of it that a guy modified to allow saving of Tiles, Palettes, etc. to BMP(s) over here: http://eab.abime.net...ead.php?t=41610 This will make arcade conversions, I think, a little easier.

 

Wow, I've been looking for something like for a while.

 

oh, I forgot to mention cheats are also important. In God mode, you don have to worry about dying when you get to an annoying boss to take screen shots.

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