Well then, that leaves two slots for, I don't know, some crased MMBN fan such as myself to make a field executable or something.

(I mean the slots. Does the battle engine only take up one slot?)

(I meant an overworld.) The battle system takes up only one edit block of code, right? (I learned freelance, so I'm sorry that I don't use the proper terminology)

...is that the Astoxtian flag from "Papers Please"?

I mean, BGM94 plays the 128th song or something.

Some of the numbers don't match up, I think

And instead of typing PRINT "Text" you can type ? "Text" to save an insignificant amount of memory.

Also, @LABELS are useless without a "GOTO function." IF 16==BUTTON() THEN GOTO @EXAMPLE

...you mean, seizure?

Do you already have a field program and matching tileset(s)?

Where the sub-chip at dough

Thanks for the suggestions. I usually code using the most convoluted and impractical terminology. :>

Its Lambda. The Half Life symbol. λ

…and I like that.

This looks like the Megaman Battle Network games for the GBA.

(Part 3/3) The example menu in action. AKA Runtime.

(Part 2/3) Button control and Results

(Part 1/3) Example menu codes: Initialisation and Rendering

sense* I suppose.

Mojang is the Sweedish company. "Mojang" translates to "Gadget" or something. "Mahjong" is the Chinese tile game. And don't follow me unless you sincerely find what I say interesting :>