@Zcc- you've also got one too many colors in the palettes for your sprites. You've got Black-Orange-Yellow-White-Transparent. Unless you plan to have another sprite on top of each enemy to add that extra color. But that'll kill how many you can have on screen. For the hive head buys it would make more sense to give them an extra sprite for the blue tone.

I'd also think about thickening the stripes on those bees. Would probably help them read a bit better, too. Kind of noisy with the 1/1 stripes.

Dang! Just thought of a good one. If someone is having trouble thinking of one to try, think about this one: The Rock!
Put all those greens to good use on those vx nerve agent orbs. ^_^

My first time really doing anything here. I was thinking of trying Hellboy, or Firefly, but there aren't mobs of bad guys to kill. I watched Big Trouble in Little China, and started drawing some of the stuff I saw. I spent time looking up more info on the hows and whats, and this is what I came up with so far. Still have lighting, signage, building entrances and then make one of the storms on the other side of the screen.

Here's where it's at, now. The shirt is actually a separate sprite (I was looking at megaman and how they got his face to work on top of the body), so by sacrificing a second palette he becomes a little more recognizable. I could do the same thing with his eyes and give em some whites, but kurt russel is mostly squinty, so this works, kinda.



This level is mostly from the intro, so it's loading docks, so I want to get a chain link fence goin on, some crates, and a few other things I drew in my sketchbook as I watched. I can now sorta see why there were so many bad movie based nes games out there.