10-25-2009, 12:56 PM
Now, it is time for something completely different.
Almost three years ago, I made a new tileset for a free, open source clone of the Chip's Challenge engine called "Tile World" - it had support for things like animated graphics, just like in the REAL versions (not Microsoft's port to Windows!), but I really didn't like the only available tileset. It was pre-rendered, and it, well... wasn't very Chip's Challenge-like.
Then I found out about the PC-DOS port.
After quite a bit of work, and with help from the Chip's Challenge community (including the man that made the original games!!!), I created the Retro Remix tileset. It's the PC-DOS graphics, revamped and recolored to look more like their Microsoft counterparts! It's such a nice set, but there's probaby quite a few improvements to be had with it.
I've never posted this on tSR before, dunno why =P
Almost three years ago, I made a new tileset for a free, open source clone of the Chip's Challenge engine called "Tile World" - it had support for things like animated graphics, just like in the REAL versions (not Microsoft's port to Windows!), but I really didn't like the only available tileset. It was pre-rendered, and it, well... wasn't very Chip's Challenge-like.
Then I found out about the PC-DOS port.
After quite a bit of work, and with help from the Chip's Challenge community (including the man that made the original games!!!), I created the Retro Remix tileset. It's the PC-DOS graphics, revamped and recolored to look more like their Microsoft counterparts! It's such a nice set, but there's probaby quite a few improvements to be had with it.
I've never posted this on tSR before, dunno why =P