That looks amazing, calc84!
I assume that there's bouyancy physics and that Mario has a limited amount of time that he stays under water before he loses health, dies, or incurs some other penalty?
What? Since when did Mario do that?
Looks amazing, though, definitely
This ^^
Mario has never had a time limit for being underwater (there have even been entire levels underwater).
Man, once you get this done there will be no other mario game for the 83+ line that can compare =D
tifreak8x wrote:
Man, once you get this done there will be no other mario game for the 83+ line that can compare =D
Certainly not that ridiculously-misnamed BASIC program. And calc84, fair enough regarding the time limit.
Didn't Mario 64 have an underwater time limit?
All of the 3D mario games have had time limits for being under water.
All of the 2D Mario games had none except for some SMW ROM hacks.
So Merth, is not playing any Mario games another thing you're going to insult me for, besides not playing any Pokemon games?
Some new features:
- Yoshi tongue collision detection greatly improved
- Hitting enemies with fireballs now turns them into coins which can be picked up (or eaten by Yoshi)
- Yoshi can eat coins from the tilemap
calc84maniac wrote:
Some new features:
- Yoshi tongue collision detection greatly improved
- Hitting enemies with fireballs now turns them into coins which can be picked up (or eaten by Yoshi)
- Yoshi can eat coins from the tilemap
wow... this is pure awesomeness lol
tifreak8x wrote:
Man, once you get this done there will be no other mario game for the 83+ line that can compare =D
Hay, Sam Heald's Mario game was pretty a good....
qazz42 wrote:
tifreak8x wrote:
Man, once you get this done there will be no other mario game for the 83+ line that can compare =D
Hay, Sam Heald's Mario game was pretty a good....
It may be good for an old calc game released in 2001, but as a Super Mario Bros game it's not all that great imo.
It was nice compared to everything else around, but it could have been better. People love it because there isn't anything better available.
DJ Omnimaga wrote:
It was nice compared to everything else around, but it could have been better. People love it because there isn't anything better available.
As always seems to be the case. 
In retrospect, stuff we thought was the bee's knees a few years ago seems cheap and poor quality, as will the current stuff a few years down the line. Such is progress and modern society.
KermMartian wrote:
DJ Omnimaga wrote:
It was nice compared to everything else around, but it could have been better. People love it because there isn't anything better available.
As always seems to be the case. In retrospect, stuff we thought was the bee's knees a few years ago seems cheap and poor quality, as will the current stuff a few years down the line. Such is progress and modern society.
Hmm, not sure that's always the case with retro-style games like this. But in this case, Super Mario v1.2 was definitely worse than Super Mario Bros for the NES.
calc84maniac wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
DJ Omnimaga wrote:
It was nice compared to everything else around, but it could have been better. People love it because there isn't anything better available.
As always seems to be the case. In retrospect, stuff we thought was the bee's knees a few years ago seems cheap and poor quality, as will the current stuff a few years down the line. Such is progress and modern society.
Hmm, not sure that's always the case with retro-style games like this. But in this case, Super Mario v1.2 was definitely worse than Super Mario Bros for the NES.
It looks to me from the screenshots that Calc84maniac has posted thus far that there's no real danger of that here, so I hope he continues to press on ahead.
Yes calc84maniac keep programing project M and demo if it is possible
but is there any progress at all?
annoyingorange wrote:
Yes calc84maniac keep programing project M and demo if it is possible
but is there any progress at all?
I think that life and/or other projects might have intervened once again, as it's been a long time since I've heard from calc84. 
Yes nobody has heard from him
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