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[Moonbread]

Here's some random jank from Pure Quest 2


(with older subscreen)


(with newer subscreen)

[Tree]

^Puretastic!

[Geoffrey]

I like your jank.

[Mero]

Edited by LordVolcanon, 24 April 2013 - 02:48 PM.

[MoscowModder]

Right side of the screen looks okay, but the area around the path and the chest look very empty.

[Sheik]

Oh you edited this. Well, I also remade it, just to give some ideas how to use the tileset in a more Nintendo-esque fashion. I hope you don't mind.

[Moon]

Nice screens, duck!

Here is more from me:

I am seriously diggin' the palette in this shot. It looks a lot more like the official Zelda GB Palettes than the ones in regular EZGBZ.

The screen also looks perfect, with great attention to detail, as in pretty much every screen you post.

[nicklegends]

Oh you edited this. Well, I also remade it, just to give some ideas how to use the tileset in a more Nintendo-esque fashion. I hope you don't mind.

I'm not sure how I feel about the grassy wall things merging into the cliffs on the right, but the palette is spot-on and the screen is nice and open.

[Sheik]

I am glad you like my work, guys. Thanks! I am pretty fond of the palettes myself, too.

Though, the last screen is just a screen that I remade from something LordVolcanon did. At first I was typing out what I thought I'd do differently and then I decided that I simply will go ahead and map it out as that's easier to understand (as opposed to long paragraphs of choppy english).

[Mero]

Oh you edited this. Well, I also remade it, just to give some ideas how to use the tileset in a more Nintendo-esque fashion. I hope you don't mind.

Some of the tiles you used here as well as the palette I cannot seem to find in EZGBZ 2.50. Did you make them yourself?

[Ventus]

Here's some random jank from Pure Quest 2


(with older subscreen)


(with newer subscreen)

Both look pretty good, no complaints from me.

Eh... the color of everything is blinding hell out of my eyes. But overall screen design is alright... Well the right side looks awfully out of place.

Oh you edited this. Well, I also remade it, just to give some ideas how to use the tileset in a more Nintendo-esque fashion. I hope you don't mind.

Now that hows a GB screen should look, nicely done Sheik.

[Sheik]

Some of the tiles you used here as well as the palette I cannot seem to find in EZGBZ 2.50. Did you make them yourself?

Yeah, I was too lazy to look for the palette so I've simply used the one that is default in my quest file. I use layer 0 to make the grass detail as the proper grass tiles sadly are missing in the EZGBZ tileset. If you are looking for new EZGBZ palettes check out this place!

[TheLegend_njf]

I am not certain on which image sizes are considered acceptable, I can resize them if need be. So somebody please let me know and I'll resize them to a more appropriate size.

I completely forgot about the "map" feature when I put together and uploaded these images, so please forgive me for my lack of attention there. These two are "before" and "after" images of a certain location within my game. Being unsatisifed with what I had done, I completely redone them.

Though in the after images, there are some mistakes, like a noticeable half tree, I am not asking for detailed critique, I just want opinions about the change in general, without dwelling on the details.

Tell me what you think.


--- Before ---



--- After ---

[Sheik]

Click me!

[Russ]

I am not certain on which image sizes are considered acceptable, I can resize them if need be. So somebody please let me know and I'll resize them to a more appropriate size.

Actually, there aren't any image size limits anymore. The new forum software will automatically resize them if their too big, and show a full sized version if you click on the image.

Anyways, the new version is an unbelievable huge improvement. I really love what you did with the river. I've never seen it done like that, and it looks amazing. Great perspective trickery. The added elevation in the forest, especially the canyon area on the right, is also a really nice touch. All in all, I love it. Great work.