I'm not saying Axe=C, I'm a firm believer they are quite different. But the general concepts of a high level compiled language with a bunch of low level features is here.

Yeah even my GBA SP doesn't improve it. It's sad that the real hardware is not very good because it's the most enjoyable way to play.

I think you can. Check this out : http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/line

Lol yeah this shows how small we are.

Lol why do you redraw everytime ?

Thats a pretty good idea of refrencing them with another set of data, I'll have to try that later.
I was wondering also why you use ° when you store the data, because ° returns the memory location of the variable apparently but I don't see why you would want to store it to that or something. Also Is a while loop with a conditional end more efficient than a repeat or are you just doing that so the code is executed before it checks if it exited.

- ° returns the pointer to data but you can also use it for custom pointers and even constants, which is pretty awesome.
- While and Repeat in Axe both check the condition first. The difference is essentially the same as If vs !If. While continues if the condition is non-zero whereas Repeat continues if it's zero. Now While 1/Repeat 0 are automatically optimized to a mere jump in the output ASM code. Checking the condition first requires to go back to the beginning of the loop and then appropriately skipping it. Using While 1/Repeat 0 and a conditional End is both faster and smaller. See it as a Do ... While in C.

Lol.

I really like the music in Pokemon Fire Red/Leaf Green because it is both 32-bit sounding and 8-bit sounding at the same time.

^This. I love this game's music.
Edit : Here, have some eargasm. It's awesome how much more detailed it sounds on my mid-end stereo than on the GameBoy itself. Guess they made it too detailed. I noticed that it also happens on the DS with internal speakers vs earphones.

I also love SMB DX music and all the Zelda themes.
Phoenix Wright on the DS has some particularly epic music too.