Mega Man Revolution Remix

The crazy thing is that Gmma is still significantly taller, based on his portrayal in 8BDM where they show his full body. But yeah it's still wild you have to take down a robot that huge on foot. Lol

They were posted here as PNGs that Bluesky must've converted, but we could try posting again however way you have in mind.

Cast then and now. A lot of them don't have counterparts in the original game, and a lot aren't shown because of spoilers, except for a couple.

Behind the scenes it's using mesh distortion and is otherwise just this tiled texture.

We could probably add the body animation to the "3D effects" option that turns it on/off.

Oh, the game isn't really trying to be 8-bit anymore. The NES "legacy mode" is literally that where it's an afterthought and not what the game is designed around. But there's additional options to turn off effects like NES would never have. I think this is what the finalized version is now.

Is this any better?

YouTube video by The Big Boss Man Mega Man III Boss: Big Snakey (1st Time)

Did this boss also move around too much for you? I'm curious because we're trying to improve on things Mega Man already did.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVri...

How would you suggest to improve those animations so they're not too distracting?

What do you mean by "over animated"?

It's part of Attack Sustain Decay Release

Every instrument in a soundtrack has a release value.

Small update to part 2 after realizing the eye sprite actually can be used for the back eye too.

State of the Snake Part 2

State of the Snake Part 1

It turns out Mega Water S is based on the same character from Journey to the West as Yamcha from Dragon Ball. So enjoy this-

Yeah this a good song too. This game has original songs written for all the robot masters, fortress stages, etc. It has some remixes/covers as a joke/reference etc or that you'd expect like the stage clear theme. Some parts of the game even have multiple different songs with different OST options.

Betty Kainz Song: Suddenly | Broadjam.com Listen to Suddenly by Betty Kainz on Broadjam.com.

Oh yeah I'm familiar with him. In the case of that song, it's actually "Suddenly" by Betty Kainz. I don't know if she's still with us anymore, but this is a version of it she uploaded from when she redid it in a DAW. So I guess this is how she meant for it to sound.
www.broadjam.com/songs/bettyk...

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It was just what I was listening to while working on the game and not the actual music. That song is actually in a PS2 game? Can you link to its version of the song? I only know it from being used in the puzzle game UZ3.

It's only on here now. lol

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At least we just did this by accident with our assets. Unlike that one Sonic game that became a virus monitoring your browser etc if it suspected you were trying to look up how to rip their sprite edits lmao

It probably would be a good idea to have a sound test in the game. There's already a developer one so everyone testing it can fiddle with the volume setting of each song so we can figure out the best possible volume. So it would be easy to make it into a proper one.

All the game's assets are just in folders in the main folder, where you could just play the music. It'd be webm though, but you can get a plugin for that for foobar2000, or Windows Media Player Classic can open it. C3 also automatically makes everything spritesheets. So you can find those too.

The flash clash crash of dash hash

We too can open our game's EXE in notepad and copy and paste it on bsky

Sometimes it be like that... (I hate Unreal physics)
#MegaManRS #gamedev #unrealengine

Old video from when Needlemouse was being set up and programmed. It shows how more complex things usually go to utter chaos at first.

Guy serenading his passengers with Dying Cats as their Uber driver.