SlidellMan

Recap from the other thread: Rastan Saga Return of the Invaders (1985) Gaplus Vanguard I & II Mad Crasher Marvin's Maze Inferno Wiz Warz Tylz Screw Loose Xain'd Sleena/Solar Warrior Baraduke/Alien Sector Libble Rabble Rolling Thunder Thunder Force (as in Technosoft, but that's an obscure Sharp X1 game.) Phozon Raimais Exsizus The Ninja Warriors Darius Chiller Future Spy (Xevious clone done with the Zaxxon hardware) Dragon Buster Pac-Land Top Secret Bionic Commando Strider Athena and Psycho Soldier Major Havoc Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory Captain Silver Ninja Gaiden Zwackery Mystic Marathon Toy Pop Ninja Princess Metro Cross Rainbow Islands Chase HQ Operation Wolf (Though I heard the 7800's Light Gun has questionable accuracy.) Nova 2001 Bad Dudes Ninja Spirit Horizon Cadash Marvel Land (Namco) Turbo (Sega) Star Force Space Firebird/Space Demon King & Balloon Flash Gal Chack 'n Pop Congo Bongo Dig Dug II Ghouls 'n Ghosts Gladiator/Ougon no Shiro (Golden Castle) Guzzler Kiki Kaikai Nemo The New Zealand Story Pirate Ship Higemaru Q*Bert's Qubes Shao-Lin's Road The Tower of Druaga (Could use a few level and gameplay tweaks) and The Return of Ishtar Legend of Valkyrie Cloud Master The Legend of Kage Megablast (Could use a few level and gameplay tweaks) Kabuki Z (Could use a few level and gameplay tweaks) Tecmo Knight Genpei Toumaden (The Genji and Heike Clans' Demon Conflict story) That's a lot of game suggestions, but I went with the most obscure ones I could find.

@DanthWader: Lemmings is still great years later. Don't know if it will work with the 7800 Joystick.

I'd like to throw in Park Patrol.

Super Pipeline 1 and 2 Hard Hat Mack Katakis Space Taxi Turrican 1 and 2 Jumpman (original)

@Guitari: Glad I'm not the only one who noticed. @Turbo Laser Lynx: You aren't the only one here who's passionate about classic cartoons, and animation in general. I also say that you're better at drawing sprites for the Lynx than me, or most official developers for that matter.

Is it just me, or do this game's graphics kind of resemble Psychic World on the Master System and Game Gear?

Thanks for clarifying that, Karri.

So, I know that the Lynx can display 16 out of 4,096 colors. However, how many colors can be used in a tile, sprite, or metasprite? Truth be told, I always wanted to make my own Lynx game, but still look forward to more chapters in your tutorial.

It looks better than Mighty No. 9, and Mega Man's voice actually fits this time. One of the few gripes I had with Powered Up was some of the voices didn't really fit, and Garry Chalk still was the best when it came to voicing Gutsman and Bomb Man. (Yes, He and the rest of the Beast Wars and ReBoot crew worked on the '90s Capcom cartoons.) As for X7, if Capcom had modeled the gameplay mechanics after Ratchett & Clank, it could have been better. Hmm, maybe I should do a How I would Fix Mega Man X7 video?

A Star Wars game on the Lynx? I never thought that would be possible.

Damn, those screenshots are impressive. So, which programs did you use for your game's graphics?

Those screenshots you posted have some of the nicest pixel art for the system.

I really like the title screen you did there, Karri.

It may be different, but the novelty isn't enough.

Maybe you should cover Darius, Rastan Saga, Raimais, Cadash, Baraduke, Strider, or even Sunsoft's Batman?