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Wtf how is this NROM?!

green gravy those tiles do not read well

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I'm going to be honest, it looks horrible and painful to eyes, i do give it credit for make it technically possible. And i guess if you really squint your eyes you could make graphics look little blurry and bearable to look at.

there is a md3 exporter for modern blender versions. you also can use fragmotion to convert your models to md3 format. just name your texture for the model the same like the md3 file and you are good to go.

I wonder if this ends up looking better on a CRT TV with the way they display 240p.

Now that some impressive stuff ...

the LJN humour reminds me of AVGN

I mean it looks like gobbledygook, but it runs smoothly which is crazy!

At Hell's Gate looks to be using freedoom assets? @ 7:34 the monsters killed in the hallway look like the freedoom shotgun guy replacements. That's awesome lol

Reminds me of Driller (1987) on the PC that i literally couldn't believe existed at the time and suppressed the memory for several decades.

Haha this makes me want to barf, but its so cool

fix audio levels. otherwise great vid :D

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It reminds me of something you might see using AALib. It also kind of gives you T-Rex vision where it's difficult to see anything without constantly moving.

That's crazy. Amazing work. EDIT: Omg I thought this was SNES. I just saw it was the NES. That's even more impressive. Wow.

Programming a functional raycaster engine with the limitations of the NES that runs THAT smoothly must have warranted at least a few sacrifices to Baphomet. I mean, just remember how ass Doom SNES ran.

Not even severe cataracts could stop Doomguy.

I'm surprised this is running that fast in C.

If Nintendo gets their way, homebrew like this will soon be a thing of the past

This is what spaceland looks like to flatlanders

I love seeing old machines doing something they were never designed to do even if they can only do it terribly.

Elite NES is a thing

actually insane for being on a tile based system!!!

Cool video!

I think one of the games that comes closest to this out of the mainstream is Rescue: The Embassy Mission, it had a third/first person shooter mode but you went screen by screen instead of moving fluidly through a 3d space

I'm trying to make a 3D RPG in BASIC. I think I can proudly say it looks better than this lol

I was imagining a legend of Zelda 3D version that uses the same techniques as this homebrew does.

Would be better if all the tiles were less detailed.

I played them both. Action Quake and UT. Good times.

You sound like the Modern Vintage Gamer guy

Really informative video. Thanks!

That's cool and all, but I hope these people don't just stop at the NES. I hope they do the same thing with the SNES, and the Plastation 1, 2, and 3. Just see how far it can go. Might take a mature Ai to finally find the limits though.

Yep....

It seems like you could make the game a lot better just with some changes in level design.

I mean this is just some incredibly dark jankwizardry. Truly terrifying.

We can only respect the audacity and determination it takes to accomplish this.

You can see some bugs, maybe literally, when you can see some of the sprites when they should be "behind" a corner. Still, an awesome achievement.

It was bizarre to recognize my own game as the next recommended video. It has gotten better since the version you're playing - but I can't guarantee you'll like it more. Here's how proudly I'll cop to technical achievements being more could than should: there's splitscreen multiplayer. And mouse support. But not at the same time, that would be silly.

Pretty insane effort. I wonder if it's possible to use both the gamepad and the lightgun simultaneously for games? Using the gamepad in the left hand, controlling movement, and the lightgun aiming and shooting at enemies with the right hand.

has a fever dream vibe to it.... will wait for my China friends on Aliexpress to put it on cartridge

I've been rooting for this for a long time now. It really is incredible to look this good and run this well on a 1Mhz CPU. I've sunk hours into it over it's many iterations. The Multiplayer is a load of fun as well. Overall level design is great and there are some really ingenious gliding/platforming puzzles to get all of the enemies or make it to the end level portals. I'm currently replaying the last level over and over as it is prrretty hard with the loads of enemies onscreen. The Memorize/recall features are useful to quickly replay difficult areas until you get them down. I'd pay full price for it if it comes out say on Kickstarter for sure!

This looks so similar to a ray traced FPS engine made in QBASIC back in the 90a.

It's actually amazing really. I had this same kind of idea for an FPS on the NES, except that it would have been a lot less open and more restricted. Think the dungeon areas from phantasy star but with slightly more control and a 160x144 pixel window. I was thinking of reviving that idea to something similar to this just have the environment be wireframe, and have the lines be drawn with tiles. With the changing angles have the line graphics be swapped out in vram with bank swapping. The layout would be similar to Wolfenstein's layout, in other words there would be no elevation or stairs like this does. It would just be a flat floor with only walls.

if you stand 36 miles away and squint your eyes, it kinda looks normal!

technically "elite" is a first person space shooter sim, and it looks way better than whatever the fuck this is

Wtf why don't more people talk about this??? It's functioning fps on the nes, at 60 fps and it's even 40 kb, while being 100% playable, it's insane

What this reminds me off is using a "ASCII-shader". You can search for "FPS using ASCII chars test" and you see what I mean.

I wonder if it would work better with flat colors instead of all the weird noise and pattern. Walls one color, floor one color... maybe add some shading and darken further walls. All the patterns make it so bizarre. Really cool technically though.

Definitely impressive. I think if they could manage a mini-map it would make navigation a bit less visually confusing.