At 07:59 PM 2/11/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Would you pay $25 for a game with a couple hundred unique levels? And a level
editor built in? One that let you save your own levels? (HINT! HINT!)
I would... :)
Realistically speaking, I think the Supercharger is the most practical
format for a Jumpman/Lode Runner type game (what's the difference between
Jumpman and Lode Runner anyway? I've only ever played Lode Runner).
The only problem with that is you can't make carts. If you wanted
something physical it would have to be on CD and then you'd be limited to
99 levels. A level editor, however, could be done on the PC side which
outputs BIN files which you could then run as Supercharger loads.
Glenn Saunders - Producer - Cyberpunks Entertainment
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