It's been months!? Why is it taking so long for Nintendo to release it? Are they trying to make language adaptations or some other "behind the scenes" stuff?

Sure, right after I release Lasership 2.

Oh. Random coincidence.

That's not what I meant it to be but okay. It's supposed to be a target reticule for the lasers. I'm still designing it. Funny how it looks like it.

All I need to do is work on graphics a little more, add enemies, and improve things a little and then I'll release the first version of Lasership 2. Don't pay attention to the lack of stars in the screenshot. That's only one frame.

How do I use SPHITRC?

At least the whole thing didn't get corrupted.

Will "? RND" work? Can't remember much. I've been very busy with other things.

Nope, forgot to. Looking it up now!

Unfortunately, multitasking isn't possible, so you'll have to put everything in a loop somehow. Are you trying to call a function from a function?

Make a function which rolls it and call it when you need it to do so. Also, don't make the function do a full animation; doing so will waste some time. Try making the function show one frame at a time controlled by an incrementer which is increased each tick.

The bottom screen GUI needs some rewiring. Any ideas?

Okay.

I would like to make them graphics because I'm going to need all the sprites I can get.

When I get to the part, I will add stars to the background in Lasership 2's gameplay. How do I make stars appear to move to the left as if the ship were flying through space to the right?

So far, so good. I've animated the title and am working on the selection pointer and highlight for "START", "EDIT", and "EXIT" on the touch screen.

Unfortunately, lowerdash and N# seem too complicated to learn right now because of homework and other issues. However, I might use one of these in a later project.

If you run out of ideas, I'll come up with a few. I'm a little busy with Lasership 2 and a big Saturn V paper model at the moment though.

Okay. I'll check it out.

Oh. Quite sure that's what that was.