Thanks! But just like you can use English, I can play in Japanese just fine.

X323E4KP ported by obono

Doing a Japanese crossword puzzle. Not really sure what a ''gakubi/rakubi'' or ''sukan/suama'' is though :/

D.J., stop begging for keys. When it comes to remaking copyrighted games, they are allowed to post screenshots but NOT keys per their community rules. Don't be that annoying person please.

＞かんぱちさん 面白そうだから勝手ながら英語版にさせていただきました。 キーはY33NEEJ6で、名前はかんぱちさんのままです。 協力を得て、セーブ機能もつけておきました。 もともとは面白いネタとして英語SmileBasicコミュに投稿しようと思ったが、 大喜利応募したいという旨をみて、ためらってしまいました。 ではこのセーブ機能つき英語版で大喜利応募するかどうかはお任せします。 協力者の同意も得て、俺と協力者の名前をプログラムからはずしても構いません。

@William Did you see the key that I posted? Use that one. I'm aware that the previous version had a bug, and he reissued a bugfix version which was the key I gave.

Anytime! Meanwhile, I think adding the extra codes for new sprites might confuse beginners more, so I would suggest keeping it simple for now. Also in Line 32, character length shouldn't be in quotations, just to set the record straight :)

Do whatever you want with it! All rights relinquished. Sadly I don't know the answer to any sprite-editing related questions yet, but I'm working on translating Suu's GRP editor tool (to be released soon so wait for it) and hopefully THAT will help you. The default Smiletool is just not that user-friendly to me.

I recommend Natsukiso's MML maker [1RW33KNE]. The Japanese text is almost ignorable. After you finish composing, go to MENU and select "EXPORT MML", save it, then type these in your program and enjoy! VAR STRMML$=LOAD("TXT:YOURFILENAME",FALSE) BGMPLAY STRMML$ Replace YOURFILENAME with the actual file name you saved, of course.

It only looks busy because of the comments but it's not that much

Cool Caesar! Regarding DIALOG, I added two demonstrations (after your Line 25) of how to assign YES/NO responses and the SAVE dialog, which is convenient because not only can you use it as a normal save screen, but as it's an alphanumeric keyboard (numbers and letters only), it's also great for math quizzes or spelling bees since the user can't type random nonsense. (Screenshot in next post)

Maybe not a whole dozen, but pick your Best 5 and make a selection screen titled "Harry's OSPs" or something along the lines. At any rate I do hope you enter the contest one way or another. I just think skilled folks like you deserve to be officially recognized, and the Japanese do need NA competitors this time.

You're welcome! Code's a bit messy (a friend taught me how to use INSTR, LEFT$, RIGHT$), but it's quite servicable as my beginner's project. Prepare to have some good laughs and groans and hope you enjoy!

Vulpuz, why are you typing "z" for "s"? I saw your post in the Pokemon community and you typed fine. Are you doing it on purpose? Is this thread a joke after all?

@ChangeV Cool feature! Except that in RPG games we often have to move the grammar order around (SOV -> SVO) so I'm not sure how useful that'll be for my purpose. @William What's "OhMyEyes 3D"? If you by any chance mean his "MeGa MeGa 3D" [D35DXHD], you can already play it. The only Japanese text is the title and everything else is either in English or doesn't require words at all.

Ever consider entering the Ogiri Contest with your OSPs (one-screen programs)? They accept multiple entries as long as each is for a different category. I think these OSPs will benefit folks more if they're featured on the website rather than getting flushed away by the constant Miiverse posts. http://smilebasic.com/en/ogiri4/

I'm gonna assume that's pirate speak for awesome, amirite matey? ;)

Ah, the good ol' TI series (mine was a TI-83+). I didn't code any games but used to play a lot of them. The nostalgia! Insta-downloading this.

@D.J. It seems there are rules in the Japanese SB community that PROHIBIT users from posting keys in which unauthorized copyright characters (like Mario) have been used. They can still share screenshots but such keys will be deleted from their server. For this reason Tsubasa was trying to tell you not to inquire further. Nekohachi's XKSKQPJX is probably the closest thing we can get.