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syd, have you actualyl palyed megman powered up?

you can make your own levels.

making your own megaman levels. how can yo utop that?

Posted: Feb 05 2007 08:18 pm

Easy, Visine:

http://rocknes.kinox.org/visine282.zip

Visine lets you make your own levels for Mega Man or Mega Man 2. And it's been around for like 8 years.

Posted: Feb 05 2007 09:41 pm

Syd Lexia wrote:

Easy, Visine:

http://rocknes.kinox.org/visine282.zip

Visine lets you make your own levels for Mega Man or Mega Man 2. And it's been around for like 8 years.

Will it also help my dry eyes?

Posted: Feb 06 2007 09:33 am

Clear Eyes. Wowwwwww.

Joined: Nov 29 2006 Location: Minnesota Posts: 91

Someone with a lot of patience and nothing better to do should try to hack those SMB Special level designs into SMB NES/Famicom proper. It'd be nice to play those alternate takes on SMB stages without tormenting at least two of my five senses.

2010 SLF Tag Champ Joined: Jun 07 2006 Posts: 12294

Syd Lexia wrote:

Easy, Visine:

http://rocknes.kinox.org/visine282.zip

Visine lets you make your own levels for Mega Man or Mega Man 2. And it's been around for like 8 years.

alright, but there's more to the game than jsut makign your own levels. it's still a fun game. have you actually palyed it?

Posted: Feb 06 2007 10:43 pm

Wolfman Jake wrote:

Someone with a lot of patience and nothing better to do should try to hack those SMB Special level designs into SMB NES/Famicom proper. It'd be nice to play those alternate takes on SMB stages without tormenting at least two of my five senses.

Thank you PC88 graphics.

And that would be a good idea.. if they weren't very similar.

Joined: Nov 29 2006 Location: Minnesota Posts: 91

Mr. Bomberman wrote:

Wolfman Jake wrote:

Someone with a lot of patience and nothing better to do should try to hack those SMB Special level designs into SMB NES/Famicom proper. It'd be nice to play those alternate takes on SMB stages without tormenting at least two of my five senses.

Thank you PC88 graphics.

And that would be a good idea.. if they weren't very similar.

Actually, the SMBS levels really don't look all that similar to the classic SMB levels. If you watch videos of a few of the later levels (turning off the sound will help you survive that), you'll see level designs that are in some respects a lot more creative than those in the original SMB on the NES. Like I said, it would be interesting to play them without the broken graphics, sound, play control, and game physics.