I can, but it may take some time. However, I'm kind of busy right now with other projects and such but I will try to fill in your request when I have the time.

You can use the z in SPOFS or SPHOME. However, this is actually supposed to be used for 3D.

Yep, what Perska said is exactly the reason, unfortunately. The only other alternative could be to change the graphics, but I'm not willing to risk possible copyright infringement.

I also started this program with Petit Computer but shifted gears to SmileBASIC and rebuilt it from scratch once I was able to afford this game.

@CodeZero Actually, the graphics were copied pixel by pixel from Wario Ware D.I.Y., which had a microgame based on the same thing. In fact, many of my projects are me trying to turn a few of these microgames into actual games.

After a couple of days of hard work, I finally finished my remake of the Fly Swatter minigame from Mario Paint (I can't supply a key, sorry :( )

Programming at it's core is about problem solving, learning and teamwork. As long as you are willing to figure out how to make things work, fix things and seek out help and new information when needed, you'll be okay. There are resources out there if you need to know something and of course you can ask here.

It's in the Techdemo program built into the game and it is in DEMOS. It's the first selection after you go to it's menu.

Anyone else bursted out laughing upon seeing this for the first time?

@Oscar Yeah, I'm a beginner in programming so I use them as a quick way to make my simple programs or for experiementation. However, from playing Human Resource Machine and having to deal with the JUMP command a lot, I can see how GOTO commands can result in some rather ridiculous looking code in more complex programs.

Yeah, and goto is a good command for making loops (loops let you make a program perform tasks of lines of code over and over again).