I expanded on my frogger engine and implemented what friends I've meet on Atari IO and AA(privately of course on AA) wanted me to program into the games.
You love my games,thanks for the nice comments and encouragement bro,I really appreciate the interest,enthusiasm and comments.
Speaking ok MK,I did this a while back in 4 bit color,level is in 16 colors and each fighter in 16 colors.If you add two layers of parallax in 16 colors each it looks quite good,I didn't save the rom when I implemented the two parallax layers in 4bit color each.I studied Mortal Kombat Trilogy C source for N64 for months along with Art Of FIghting 68000 source code,it would be a massive project(at least a year minimum)
thanks peteym5,Frogger is complete and Frogged is almost complete.I'm deciding on what game I want to port over to Jaguar next,Karate Champ,Kung Fu Master or Trojan.Started laying down code for Karate Champ and Trojan already(small amount of code though.)
See the %!#$& their trying to pull Alex,I made less then $950 for reverse engineering the snes version and re writing all the code.Four months work for me programming a Jaguar game is not worth anywhere near $1000 dollars to them.If you paid me $10 dollars a day for four months it would be $1200,I made less then that.Hundreds of members ordered the game and a few people helped me make a tiny bit more,I did this for members not for me,nobody works for $10 a day programming.
I was fair...I gave two spots for atari age and four with atari.io,broke my own rule for you guys as your so good to me.Love you guys a lot,I'll release a free rom for you guys.
I made an offer for the first five people,I'll code and add something special for you into the game cart that is only for you,once I pick that five it's a no go.Two people already took that spot.TrekMD is taking the third spot.I charge a little extra but the game and cart is now original to you.
I'm going to release it on cart for those that prefer carts and a free rom for others so they can play it also,I'll show how the cart and box looks later today.