NES mockup - new screen

[ptoing]

Eh, so why would you need x86 asm then, if you can use C?

Anyway.

[Gil]

Maybe give the head some horizontal movement too? That or no asynchronous movement at all, it's a bit confusing like this.

The reason that I'm learning x86 first is because I'm writing a compiler, and it compiles to C right now. I want to try and get it to compile to assembler level...

[ptoing]

horizontal movement of heads is overrated. DO you move your head horizontally when you run? I doubt it. And the thing I did in the headbob I really like

[Cow]

DO you move your head horizontally when you run?

I do. I just want to fit in sooo bad. ;_; ;_;

I don't really like the frame(s) where the arms and legs are perfectly horizontal. The run even looks nice by just deleting those frames.

Oh, and I like the headbob as well. 

[Omenith]

I don't think the cycle is confusing at all. The frames where the arms and legs are perfectly horizontal are key to the character; taking these out would make it so dry. HE LOVES BEING A SHAPELY(pun?) BEING, can't you accept him for that? Okay, maybe I have some issues but the point still stands! Keep rolling with this, pto, I got your back (for now... muahah).

Err.. I can't add anything to VC and x86 gibberish..

[ptoing]

Silly animation

[philipptr]

haha, nice animation
actually that would be possible on a NES with having two 8*16 sprites (since it's so wide) for the green things animation, wouldn't it?
anyways, I don't want to lead this thread into a NES discussion

[ZoSo]

I really like how the legs bend on the running animation . I love your work, 

[Stwelin]

I spotted this over at www.tigsource.com, you got featured sometime between when i was browsing tigs at school and when i got home. Anyway, great great stuff, elegant in it's simplicity. I hope that that making it into a game works out.

[ptoing]

Haha yeh, I posted the stuff in a thread on the tigs forum in a thread about interest on NES-style games. FUCKING TIGS PIMPS!