Wow that's sick indeed. I'd even say it's ill.

Oh wait a minute.



Correct program attached.

Guess who uses ESC as A ? GBC4Npsire. And I found that pretty logical since you can hold your Nspire like a gamepad → use the (click|touch)pad as arrows. I've always been uneasy with numkeys as arrows. But you know what, I'll do a controls configuration menu.

Also it's not like I didn't detailed it in previous posts --'

Exactly now I can't test it on emu, neither the monochrome or color version. At least it's super-fast, so I'm happy

So many bullets Also, awesome pattern

Is the point of fireback to heal you? Because that would seem counterproductive to what the developers would likely want, to have you fight the enemies on the opposite polarity.

Bullets of your polarity don't have no effect : upon absorbing one, you earn points (only a few) and it also charges your power gauge - though it's not implemented yet. The point of fireback is to give you bullets to absorb so that you can have access to a power release (todo too, it's like homing lasers - shut up Hayleia that's actually in the original), but it also becomes a danger if you have to switch polarity.

So a tough point of a the game is to chose wether you want to kill an enemy fast or to charge your laz0r, with the risk that you'll have to switch polarity in the middle of the fireback.

So I replaced the big test enemy by pierrotdu18's sprite, since I thought the amount of bullet fired was in correct proportion with the enemy itself it works amazingly well !



Also, I shrank the enemy from 80*80 to 60*60 because it was obviously too large (1/3 of the screen vertically ? Really ?)