The "path swapper" object was called "colichg" in the original source code, and the term "sprite status table" comes directly from a patent by Yuji Naka himself:Ī Sprite is defined through a Sprite attribute table entry which is stored in VRAM 45 and a sprite status table stored in RAM 42.
I do this out of respect for the the game's developers, because those were the names they originally used. And previously I made sure to use the term "sprite status table" over "object status table", even though it stores an object's state. S1 Dr.In my last post I made it a point to use the term "collision change object" over the more popular "path swapper". Sonic 1 SMS Sprites (Genesis-Style) - CrazyLifeGamer
Green Hill Zone, Labyrinth Zone, Scrap Brain Zone and Sonic 1 Fonts HUD - The Spriters Resourceīridge Zone and Jungle Zone (Sonic Genesis-Style) - Alex17 and Dolphman I hope you liked it, as if Sonic 1 from Master System had a 16-bit style, this can help your imagination to become reality someday. * And the Scrap Brain palette has been changed, to look like a Sky Base Zone on the inside. * Labyrinth Zone of this style is with the version of Sonic 1 in 16-bit, and not similar to Sonic 1 Beta and by Master System or Game Gear. * Jungle Zone in the boss has a slightly different layout, just because of the small straight line not found here. If you notice some changes in these images, I’ll go here: And one more thing, I made a "J" letter, myself, just because this S1 Font doesn't have a "J" and "W" letters.
Being almost the same as the themes of the levels and with different level design even by the bosses are so different than Originals One, for than you are seeing in this Genesis-Style. For knowing about the first Sonic game in 8-bit, being released after Sonic 1 for Mega Drive or called Sega Genesis.
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