BrownTCat, That's awesome But, it's kinda too big to put it in actual calc screen? 
So, anyway, are you gonna keep the grid-based battle system?

I remember telling everyone I would do something like this. Now I did!



You can pretty much figure the main concept from the screenshot.

This is all I have now, but I will be adding many more elements in the future.

Who is Gordon Freeman?

Spoiler For Gordon Freeman:

Is it a scrolling tilemap?

Its not a mode, but more like a style of programming that gives you more precision.  The idea is that you multiply your position variables by 256 to give you a screen that is 256 times as big (and consequently has a *lot* more possible positions and a lot more precision) and then when you display your sprites you "zoom" back out by dividing by 256.

This has been written about a lot, I'm sure there has got to be a tutorial about this somewhere, or at least a more in depth explanation.

Quote from: Darl181 on April 23, 2011, 01:43:09 am

Something like tic-tac-toe, but with sub-fields (a 3*3 grid for every square in the main board, maybe another layer beneath for a really long game) that you have to win to "gain" the larger square (put you mark on it, either an X or an O).  Maybe some fighting/arcade (or perhaps a random medley of simple arcade games) aspect or something fought against an AI or another player to gain the squares in the sub-fields can be added, or it could just be pure strategy.  Game is won if user gets three of their X/O in a row in the master grid.

↑↑ that.
I'm going to make it two-player in the entry, rather than stress myself over the AI.  I would try to do link play, tho I can't really test it with a casio cable atm
Expect to see a few random mini-games screenies in the near future.

Also, more creative title pending...

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