Luigi's Mansion NES

meh. Some stuff was rushed.

Lookin' good (so far, right?).

good work

*Looks at it* NICE WORK! now...
*Trys and makes a SMS one*

Thats really nice! You should make a game like that.

It looks really awesome but it also looks a bit more advanced than the NES could handle for some reason... It might be just me.

Yeah, it kinda does. But I think it fits.

The problem might be that Luigi and the ghost are really big. Make them smaller and use less (and worse) colors; NES sprites can only have like four colors each, and I believe that includes transparent

Mega Man was made of 2 sprites, his face being one

*Trys to make the same thing.* XD

But really, It's sweet.

To straighten things out:

Everything is fine as far as color limits. Sprites can have 4 colors (including transparency). If anything, there may be a rule I'm unaware of like "only x amount of colors on-screen at once" or something, but even then I think it's fine.

The only thing out of style are the sizes of the sprites; the dimensions should tecnically be multiples of 8, but I wasn't too worried about it.

Look more closely; everything only has three colors.

Luigi (including poltergust 3000): Blue, green, tan
Ghost: Light blue, orange, red
Curtains (inlcuding window and stand): Red, dark red, dark blue
Wood section of wall: Brown, yellow-orange, black
Floor (including carpet): Dark red, orange, yellow
Paintings: Yellow-orange, brown, black
Chandlere (including suspending chains): White, yellow-orange, brown
Vaccuum sucking tunnel: Dark grey, grey, white
Wall paper: yellow-orange and orange
Heart: Red, dark red, white
Coins: Brown, yellow-orange, white
Pearls: Dark grey, grey, white
Status texts: Each use two colors
Speaking text: white
Gameboy (inlucding E. Gadd image): Dark grey, grey, white

Also, every color is taken from official SMB sprites. If you think there are more colors, then I did it right. :P
If anything, it looks too advanced because most NES games don't have a complex background.


Thanks for comments all.

I know that. I covered that just in case, since the sprites' sizes and styles were off and so I wanted to be sure to cover everything.

Cool! but some sprites have to high resolution

Looks more like GBC, But still awesome none the less.

I believe it was 16 colors on screen at a time.

Here's something :
Techneclly, If Nintendo made parts of a sprite 1 sprite each, using 3 shades,
It doesn't look 8-bit but every part secretly is.

Just like in Pocket Bomberman on GBC.
Every 8x8 tile can have 3 colors and transparent, but the screen's total colors may not bypass 256(?)

Good but Egadd doesn't look too 8-bit.

It's all fine apart from the background. I would imagine that all that background would use the same 4 colours, not a different 4 colours for the curtains etc.

Look very professional! Color limit rule is apparently followed.

I love it