Super Mario Wip

Retro1234 · 12 November 2016, 15:29

Ever since I was a kid ive wanted Mario on the Amiga but I dont think im ever going to have the time to finish this, so heres a 1 level Demo I made.

1mb Chip 68000
Fire button to Run or Fire.
theres no Game Over sequence so when you die the Demo just exits plus probably 100 bugs ive left in there.

If anyone can make me a Video that be great

.
Hope you like it.

DamienD · 12 November 2016, 17:10

Nice one Retro1234

Attached is a bootable .ADF for anyone that wants it

dlfrsilver · 12 November 2016, 17:52

very interesting !!!

s2325 · 12 November 2016, 19:23

on YouTube (gameplay at 1:31):

[ Show youtube player ]

Amigajay · 12 November 2016, 19:27

Looks fairly decent, good job with the gfx,, though shame the jump is way too floaty.

Retro1234 · 12 November 2016, 21:11

Thanks guys and Nice one to you DamienD for the the Adf and thanks s2325 for the Video

I should say a big thanks to http://www.mariouniverse.com for the graphics I would maybe of liked to get level 1 into 16 colour but for me was to hard.

I might add the odd level here and there I have the ideas in my head but getting them done is another matter I may add the odd level here and there over time but may not and improve the jump - overall somthing like SMB2 on the MegaDrive is the feel I want.

s2325 · 12 November 2016, 21:16

This is not my video, someone else is following this thread.

Tigerskunk · 13 November 2016, 13:37

Cool project..

Just work a little bit on the animation timing and the jumps floatyness, and this looks like a real gem in the making...

Kitty · 17 November 2016, 22:37

Is the source included?

Joe Maroni · 19 November 2016, 14:03

coded in AMOS ?

s2325 · 19 November 2016, 14:16

2 new videos:
[ Show youtube player ]
[ Show youtube player ]

Retro1234 · 19 November 2016, 17:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Maroni

coded in AMOS ?

What do you think - Have you ever seen endless Hardware map scrolling in Amos?

Joe Maroni · 19 November 2016, 17:57

I don't have experience with AMOS but had a quick look inside the memory.
First thing i noticed were the custom tile format of 20x16 pixel. Very strange.
Also several strings contain "AMOS" in memory...all this made me thought it is written in AMOS

Gesendet von meinem SM-J500FN mit Tapatalk

Retro1234 · 19 November 2016, 18:02

Interesting all my tiles are max 16x16 for now so the 20x16 must be a quirk of Amos.

Predseda · 19 November 2016, 18:08

Be aware! Remember the fate of Great Giana and Smurf rescue.

Retro1234 · 19 November 2016, 18:12

I can only assume if there is a problem it is because of someone

in the Amiga Community - Long live Amiga

O and this is a Fan game anything Mario related is copyright Nintendo and I will not be makeing any money from this etc etc.

Predseda · 19 November 2016, 18:20

Ask hipoonoos for his experience :-(

Retro1234 · 19 November 2016, 18:22

Ive asked hipoonoos for the name of the person he thinks is responsible but he wouodnt say :-(

ReadOnlyCat · 19 November 2016, 21:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retro1234

Ive asked hipoonoos for the name of the person he thinks is responsible but he wouodnt say :-(

What the kitten?

Assuming malice without evidence, just on ungrounded suspicion is horribly unhealthy and toxic. Why exactly do you need a culprit? Content which is published on the Internet is visible to everyone so eventually the word will get out.

Own up to what you do, if you are willing to take the risk, then do it but don't go blaming some hypothetical "leaker" in advance, that is terribly unhealthy.

Aside from that, the image on this thread looks really nice. Sober but good looking.

Anakirob · 20 November 2016, 08:36

I don't know if this is a valid workaround, but it seems to be the way that other remade games seem to do it. Could you possibly release the binaries on their own, requiring the user to somehow install the missing resources themselves.

Nintendo can copyright the graphics and music, but the code is yours, and I'm not entirely sure that the name Mario can be copyrighted either, as it's a relatively common mans name.

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dlfrsilver CaptainM68K-SPS France Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Melun nearby Paris/France Age: 46 Posts: 10,107	very interesting !!!

12 November 2016, 19:23	#4
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	on YouTube (gameplay at 1:31): [ Show youtube player ]

12 November 2016, 19:27	#5
Amigajay Registered User Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: > Posts: 2,677	Looks fairly decent, good job with the gfx,, though shame the jump is way too floaty.

12 November 2016, 21:11	#6
Retro1234 PennyWhistle&MoonPies Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 5150 Posts: 5,601	Thanks guys and Nice one to you DamienD for the the Adf and thanks s2325 for the Video I should say a big thanks to http://www.mariouniverse.com for the graphics I would maybe of liked to get level 1 into 16 colour but for me was to hard. I might add the odd level here and there I have the ideas in my head but getting them done is another matter I may add the odd level here and there over time but may not and improve the jump - overall somthing like SMB2 on the MegaDrive is the feel I want.

12 November 2016, 21:16	#7
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	This is not my video, someone else is following this thread.

13 November 2016, 13:37	#8
Tigerskunk Inviyya Dude! Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Amiga Island Posts: 2,617	Cool project.. Just work a little bit on the animation timing and the jumps floatyness, and this looks like a real gem in the making...

17 November 2016, 22:37	#9
Kitty Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: London UK Posts: 1,530	Is the source included?

19 November 2016, 14:03	#10
Joe Maroni Moderator Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Germany Age: 43 Posts: 1,303	coded in AMOS ?

19 November 2016, 14:16	#11
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	2 new videos: [ Show youtube player ] [ Show youtube player ]

19 November 2016, 17:57	#13
Joe Maroni Moderator Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Germany Age: 43 Posts: 1,303	I don't have experience with AMOS but had a quick look inside the memory. First thing i noticed were the custom tile format of 20x16 pixel. Very strange. Also several strings contain "AMOS" in memory...all this made me thought it is written in AMOS Gesendet von meinem SM-J500FN mit Tapatalk

19 November 2016, 18:02	#14
Retro1234 PennyWhistle&MoonPies Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 5150 Posts: 5,601	Interesting all my tiles are max 16x16 for now so the 20x16 must be a quirk of Amos.

19 November 2016, 18:08	#15
Predseda Puttymoon inhabitant Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tromaville Age: 45 Posts: 7,371	Be aware! Remember the fate of Great Giana and Smurf rescue.

19 November 2016, 18:12	#16
Retro1234 PennyWhistle&MoonPies Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 5150 Posts: 5,601	I can only assume if there is a problem it is because of someone in the Amiga Community - Long live Amiga O and this is a Fan game anything Mario related is copyright Nintendo and I will not be makeing any money from this etc etc.

19 November 2016, 18:20	#17
Predseda Puttymoon inhabitant Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tromaville Age: 45 Posts: 7,371	Ask hipoonoos for his experience :-(

19 November 2016, 18:22	#18
Retro1234 PennyWhistle&MoonPies Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 5150 Posts: 5,601	Ive asked hipoonoos for the name of the person he thinks is responsible but he wouodnt say :-(

20 November 2016, 08:36	#20
Anakirob Unregistered User Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Tasmania Age: 41 Posts: 888	I don't know if this is a valid workaround, but it seems to be the way that other remade games seem to do it. Could you possibly release the binaries on their own, requiring the user to somehow install the missing resources themselves. Nintendo can copyright the graphics and music, but the code is yours, and I'm not entirely sure that the name Mario can be copyrighted either, as it's a relatively common mans name.

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