I understand your horizontal flip technique, very good! But the trick to the distance effect is putting the right size number into the SPSCALE instruction. I'm sure you know how to do that, though. In fact, now that I'm thinking about it, I'd think it'd be something like, finding the difference between player's position and AI's position. Multiplayer would be cool, but maybe difficult.

This is great! I understand that once you add Mode 7, though, you will need a lot of sprites for the cars at different angles and resizing effects for distance, like Super Mario Kart (really fun game!) or F-Zero.

I see what you mean about processing speed. Your Mode 7 tests always took a long time to load. That last one was good, though. I don't understand why SmileBASIC can't use more of the 3DS's processing power. The system itself can obviously handle a whole lot more than this.

You're doing very well! When your Mode 7 engine is perfected, you can simple apply this setup to it, making set positions on the track for the AI cars!

As far as I can understand, this is an AI racing setup using numbers to direct the path of AI cars. Is that right?

Sounds cool. But I don't have the DLC.

It already has "RACE!", where you try to get to the finish by pressing your button as fast as possible. "SIMON!" is next. Each player gets a color. In "SIMON!" the grey square will change into one of the four colors at a random time. If the color is yours, press your button! If you miss it, you're out of the game! If you press it and it's NOT your color, you're out! Last one left wins!

About this game I'm making, I haven't had the time to work on it for a long time. I'd like to finish it sometime. I've already added a "3, 2, 1, GO!" beeping sound to it. Nothing moves until the sounds are done. When it has enough minigames, I plan on adding 1 player mode, as well as 2 and 3 player modes.

Ok... Well, anyway, the person who made Battleminer also made The Magic Hammer, and he is almost done with another surprise game. I can tell you what it is when it's available. I don't know what it is yet.

What's up?

Next version will include sound and maybe another minigame.

LOL!

It's OK. I took extra grammar in previous years of school so I'm extra critical about that. Sorry.

No, I mean, one of the choices is Who are you. It should be Who are you?

So it's one of those pick-an-answer games. The sentence "Who are you" needs a '?' mark, not '.'

Yes, thank you.

I know it's a better idea to make the game first, then the menu, but have to admit, the menu looks great.

Thank you, that's all I wanted to know. Making music with BGMPLAY is like, the second thing I learned in SmileBASIC. I just didn't know how to pick an 8-BIT sound for it.

Try 5KS8Q4RS

Sorry, I'm working on this game. But I'll try real quick.