While you guys are learning how to code, I'm looking for a way to fit a Toad in here.

Developing an indie game? Don't forget the vintage NES font! Here's the key; use LOAD "GRPF:FONT",FALSE to use it.

This isn't just a useless grid! I'm actually developing a Mario Maker-style WYSIWYG level editor. It should be done tomorrow.

Finally got the pause function to work.

The game's main hub. Get used to it, since you'll be here whenever you open the game.

Before I go crazy with this project, I need to know if any of you would play it. It's a fairly small, open-world platformer/shooter, where you have to recover/combine four objects scattered in the corners of an unknown land in order to save it. (It's actually a port of a DSi browser game I made years back.)

Sorry for the 24-minute wait! Here's the drawing (AKA pixel art). #HappyBDKirby

I just realized: I reached 200 posts and 50 followers!

Is there a way to detect collision with a background layer, without grabbing/using player coordinates to check for every single wall?

Would my game be rejected if I hid a Nintendo enemy in a secret area?

Tweaked the default program a bit, and now it's nothing but pixellated dogs.

For some reason, the map cuts off at the edge of the screen (I checked, there's nothing but a void past this part). Is there any way to prevent that, and load the full map?

Version 3 is out, with a graphical overhaul! The key is DDVQY3N4.

The next update comes out tomorrow. Most notably, the basket now says "fruit" in Japanese. :)

I had to delete, edit, and re-upload it, to fix some things I forgot to add. The new key is RKREVKKV.

Finished and fully tested! The key is KVEA3S3.

I started this, but ran into a roadblock. How do I place sprites randomly in an off-screen area?

Is it possible to run a loop without blocking out the other scripts?

That was fast. Here's the key.

I'm extremely bored, so I made a coin flip. It's still under review.