As far as I can recall no. No one has made such a thing.

I'd imagine it would be easy for people to cheat on SATs and other tests if they could send files wirelessly to eachother.

Not really, they'd have to compile a program beforehand and they would still have the issue of the giant block filled with  components sticking out of the top of it.

*ehem* i splitted the topic for a reason *ehem*

Yeah, I knew about this. The problems are that they don't have a lot of characters and that the ones they have are not the ones I like most
But yeah, other people can use this as a reference for their sprites
I personally use Smash flash sprites as a reference to do mine (to know the positions etc, resizing and removing colors is not enough, you still have to sprite again but at least with a model).

Hey, I understand that the game works for 84+, what about 84+C? I tried to download it and it said it wasn't compatible. If it's not available for 84+C, can you PLEASE make it compatible for it? I am highly interested and would love to play without having to buy a new TI

So have there been any custom characters in the work lately? (by you or others)

Working ? No. Sprites ? Yes. I have been given a few Meta Knight sprites, enough to have a character appearing in game (even though not all sprites are done) and a Jigglypuff was started too.

But I am not working on characters right now, I am working on items. I've been changing my implementation from a table to a doubly linked list to allow creations and deletions of objects everywhere and it almost works.

See, lasers are created, treated by the program until their deletion.
You can even clone yourself, as the end of the screenshot shows but when your clone dies, the program freezes (that's why I quit before this happens ) so I have some things to deal with before doing an update (plus the fact I broke hitboxes).

edit Fixed that freezing bug, and got collisions working with clones. Only have to fix hitboxes and see if I didn't break multi.

Thanks
And I am mostly doing this for speed. Going through a linked list probably isn't faster than going through a table, but going through a half-empty table with only two elements probably is slower than going through the 2 elements of a linked list.
Moreover, a table "has to" be consecutive bytes in RAM, while my linked list can use RAM from anywhere (I only use L1 for now but I can add zones from anywhere I like).

A tutorial for that ? I am not sure that would be so useful. It's not that hard to do, you don't need this kind of structure everywhere and you can "only" use them when you have several objects that follow the same structure (at least the way I did them). But yeah, why not ?

Also, just leaving this here...