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Labyrinth Zone, as a child I think that was the most terrifying level from any game that I would try to endure. Without the spindash Sonic feels so sluggish underwater, combined with the claustrophobic design of the level anyway, the fireball enemies where you either had to wait to attack or just avoid them, the rotating spikeballs, arrow traps, occasional switches and a single dastardly spike trap placed underwater at one point that crushes you if you fail to pass quick enough. Everything forced you to take your time underwater, when really that was the last thing you wanted to do. .....And then the drown countdown kicks in and everything becomes even more scary.

Labyrinth Zone, as a child I think that was the most terrifying level from any game that I would try to endure. Without the spindash Sonic feels so sluggish underwater, combined with the claustrophobic design of the level anyway, the fireball enemies where you either had to wait to attack or just avoid them, the rotating spikeballs, arrow traps, occasional switches and a single dastardly spike trap placed underwater at one point that crushes you if you fail to pass quick enough. Everything forced you to take your time underwater, when really that was the last thing you wanted to do. .....And then the drown countdown kicks in and everything becomes even more scary.

Thanks everyone, I'm still about occasionally, just been kinda busy with life stuff. Girlfriend got me a new phone and microsoft points so I could download Sonic 4 (She had read the iPhone version release date, haha), then we stayed in London for the weekend at a friends house. Was awesome to get away. I think i'm just losing interest in fangaming, however I've wanted to work on something original for a while now so when that starts up i'll definitely be about more. I think. Maybe!

These are very tasty Ristar. ....Please tell me they're for a pirate based game involving the legacy of a frame. >.>

When coding stuff in MMF Ristar, anything you do in the event editor is 'read' by MMF each frame from top of the event editor to the bottom. For instance, you have your sensor positioning events at the top of the list, however then make adjustments to the position of the player after this. This causes your sensors to lag behind as they only reposition the next time the frame is drawn. (Move the 'Always' event from the always group to the bottom of the event editor.) Knowing this is actually really handy and its where alot of basic problems can occur. Parallax events should always be placed before the camera events, camera events should always be placed after anything modifying player position, etc..

I missed you! =(

Honestly as long as you credit whoever deserves it I don't think anyone will mind. If he didn't want people to use it I doubt he would have uploaded it. ;D

I agree with tentril, the shadings a bit off in places but overall it's great.

And Super Knuckles too hooray.

I really like it now, though the extra depth is now making the bottom segments look flat. Another possible idea: Maybe try decreasing the size of the shadow on the left of each intruding block just a tad, and increase the transparency slightly.

Looking good Overbound, though definitely keep the shadow for the ground tile. Also maybe try something like this with the intruding blocks, should really help add even more depth to it:

Haha, do you remember the last time we spoke? You rang me up at like 1AM absolutely wasted outside the union. You didn't even know it was me at first! And you definitely should get back into it, I need help as it is. Maybe not so 50:50 like XG was, let me just do almost everything and you just act some kind of director gentleman pointing me in various directions and making those tiny little adjustments you do that just make things so much better. ! Plus then it doesn't pull you from any partying uni work and such. Muwahah, what an offer! Gather your chutzpah euan, you know you want to.

Background coming soon. http://s996.photobucket.com/albums/af84/ilovesonicandknuckles/?action=view&current=sk2.flv Video of the first zone, excuse the special stages, they're just for testing, and same with the boss being destroyed in one hit. And no sound either. =(

Happy Birthday Rael! He is truly the ultimate man.

1. I prefer MS Paint, however if you're working from sketches a program with layer support might be of benefit. 2. Frames per action depends on how smooth you want your sprites to animate, 6-8 is ideal for a Sonic walking animation, however the last few frames are not repeats like you said, look closer, they swap the left or right leg/arm movement between forwards and backwards creating much more believable movement. If you were to simply re-order the original four frames it would look very jerky and backwards. Creating good sprite animation is very difficult, I definitely recommended what Overbound said and look closey at similar sprites to your own at see how they've been animated. Heck, even breaking down other sprites to a skeletal structure and working over that is a good way to get started.