Well, a turn based zelda is always possible...I think a action version might be possible in basic (think kevin's metroid), but obviously not with full features.  If somebody wanted to do an asm version, I'd be willing to make a full map but only if I saw a tech demo to prove I wasn't wasting my time.

Well, if you used simulated threads you could run the player code, then an enemy, player code, different enemy, etc until you loop back to the first enemy. The enemies would get slower with each additional item in the thread, so whether they would be fast enough is hard to know.  The player would stay the same speed no matter what happens in the other threads, so in a game like an rpg such objects could still do things without needing to be all that fast.

That's what I did way back when with my cat trap game on my calc.

looks like its from Ti-Boy

It looks better, actually... Being designed as 8x8 instead of crappy scaling from 16x16 makes a huge difference.

necro post... er... necropost

j/k

Wow looks nice. I can't wait until Axe supports 4 lv grayscale, maybe someone could give such project a try once he gains enough experience

 

Actually, a project like this wouldn't require smooth scrolling or anything (except when moving between screens). That would make graphics management considerably simpler.

The major hangups would be trying to store the data since there are a lot of sprites and tiles in link's awakening. the original zelda on the other hand wouldn't necessarily be that hard. how much memory does a 8x8 4 level gray take in axe parser?

Nice spriting as always Necro! I'd love to see these used in something! =D