See if you can make the idle pose every time kombo stops moving, like both feet back to original positions, and see if you can make the punch animation like this. Make it to where he stops at the 5th punch.

Gimmie a sec.

It's for when Kombo is in a daze after suffering one too many hits, like street fighter.

Sweet work, Nathaniel. Can you send me the program?

Each one has their own animations.* They also have their own move lists. And if you saw the explanation of the classes. The Light class would be suited for beginners and speed demons, Average is like a recommended thing, and Heavy would be suited for experts or people who prefer strong characters.

Fot the demo I plan: 6. But right now I want to work on 3. And yes, each one has animations.

Looks like a crouch block. Can you put in a crouch input as well? Down on d-pad or circle pad should do it.

Simple walk animation at it's finest.

'Y.' Obviously.

I'm gonna try and make the sprite sheet a little more simple. With Walking and Running Foot Sprites.

I think I have an idea on the punching. Gimmie a bit and I should have it.

Level design perhaps. I suck at making backgrounds.

Here's the movelist for Kombo. Only punches though.

Sweet! In the idle animation, match the structure and see if you can do these moves: Punch, Double Punch, and Triple Punch.

Now here's a look at what the game might look like. Pretty sweet right? Disclaimer: This screen was created by using a grp editor.

Looks cool. Tilt controls might look slick in this game.

And it's Rakugaki.

Yep. There are 3 classes in this game. Light, Average, and Heavy. And if you seen the post explaining it. Then you know how this goes. If not, the light class deals little damage, but scores high combos. Heavy is like the opposite. And Average... You get the idea.

Name: Kombo Weight-Class: Light A small fighter who's big in strength. With his fighting technique, he can score combos higher than any fighter imaginable. Best not to make fun of his nose, of his size... He gets furious that way.

Which would you prefer? GRP editing or voxel programming?