Nintendo Spielestudio X Dark Souls. Schade, dass kaum mehr möglich ist, weil nur noch wenige Elemente hinzugefügt werden können.
The Nodon limit has been a constant, looming limit that I’ve been fighting against at every step of the way. In the process of making the rest of the game, I’ve optimized the Player character and core mechanics from around 300 Nodon to 240, while making improvements along the way as well which is cool. I believe the full game will have to be split into 4 separate games which is a shame, my initial idea was two – I never thought that enemy AI would be so expensive.
It’s an incredibly tedious process. I take a screenshot (or in the case of the bridge, multiple screenshots) of the game, adjust them to correct for perspective, color-correct them, resize them and apply an indexed palette ripped straight from GBG, adjust the color and palette until the final image looks adequately like the real game, and then recreate it in GBG, pixel by pixel.
Once I’m done, I see how it looks in-game and adjust the edges to make the tiling more seamless. The whole process takes several hours per texture (depends on how varied the palette is and how fine the details are).
I calibrated my TV to have near-identical colors to my monitor, and put the two side by side. I recreated the 8×8 grid on my PC to help as a guide, and usually recreate the image 1 tile at a time. Using a Mouse connected to the Switch Dock helps immensely as well.
[WIP] My Dark Souls Remake is beginning to resemble a real game. (419 Nodon) from GameBuilderGarage
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