I would have loved to re-coded Mario's movement before I released the game, as I understand it looks a little unweildy at first. Unfortunately, the program I use to make it (Multimedia Fusion) is extremely picky about things like that. Each level in the game has it's own self-contained code that it runs on. If I change the code in one level, I have to go through and change the code for every single level in the game, seperately. Add to the fact that copying and pasting large amounts of data like that in a project that's around two years old causes MMF to crash and/or corrupt data, and, well, you can see why I won't. Doing something like that would take a good four or five months minimum; at least a month or more to design the new physics, and then three or four months to implement them all properly. And frankly? I've washed my hands of the game. It's released, finally, after a much, much longer than anticipated development time and I'm glad it's out there. People overall seemed to like it (60000+ downloads speak for themselves, I believe). I understand the complaints some have, but fixing them would really be more work than it's worth, as what you are suggesting is much like re-writing the entire game from the ground up. I'm sorry, I've moved on to other projects now (which have been coded far, far more tightly than MarioWeen was): http://blazefire.mooglecavern.com/shadowdemo_16.exe http://blazefire.mooglecavern.com/dk.rar
Possibly.
i know some of you wanted to see a high score run. this guy used an emulator and recorded it for high score: http://media.putfile.com/SSB-N64-1P-Kirby-2353785pts