A lot of times, I admire programmers who can pull off such amazing and complex things on such an underpowered, outdated machine. It really goes to show how much effort was put on videogames back then -- hell, and in this case, the sh-tton of work, even, that homebrew programmers put on their works, compared to how nowadays you can't even run dated 2D games with decent performance if you are broke and can't get a better computer. This is big stuff. It's awesome.
There's a technical explanation linked in the description, but the tl;dr is that it works by updating a bunch of tiles on layer 1 and layer 3. Layer 1 is for the actual foreground, and layer 3 is for the glow effect.
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BEYOND WELL DESERVED 💜
Congratulations 🎉🪄⚡
Wow, that looks amazing! I never seen level transitions like that before, that’s very cool.
A lot of times, I admire programmers who can pull off such amazing and complex things on such an underpowered, outdated machine. It really goes to show how much effort was put on videogames back then -- hell, and in this case, the sh-tton of work, even, that homebrew programmers put on their works, compared to how nowadays you can't even run dated 2D games with decent performance if you are broke and can't get a better computer.
This is big stuff. It's awesome.
Nah, this is f beautiful! I could never play kaizo levels for the life of me but much deserved respect for the creator of this one.
Still absolutely amazed by this
holy shit this is amazing. great work, selicre
THAT LOOKS SO IMPRESSIVE!!!
I've never seen anything like this! Now I want to figure out how to make ROM hacks like this lol
also chaos #1 mentioned
For the most part, you just gotta learn programming. A large portion of this hack was pre-generated outside the SNES with a build script.
this is fucking amazing how
3:00 Same energy as Windows XP's fallback setup or CHKDSK
congrats!
that mushroom screen transition effect is so cool, how did you do it?
There's a technical explanation linked in the description, but the tl;dr is that it works by updating a bunch of tiles on layer 1 and layer 3. Layer 1 is for the actual foreground, and layer 3 is for the glow effect.
Is there a way I can play this? This looks so fun to try!
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Didn't realize that the forum post had no links to the actual level.
@@Selicre Cool, thanks. Can’t wait to try it.
Very cool hack, can you tell me how to download it please
what song did you use?
Chaos #1 by Dubmood, Zabutom and Blz
thank you!
i was gonna ask this same thing, if only you hadn't beaten me to the punch
actual lol at seeing sickos dot png