Monsterboy in Wonder World mockup assets
Saturday, February 18, 2012 - 22:27
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(1812 downloads)Tiles and static sprites for a adventure platformer in the vein of the Monster World series.
Using the default EGA palette.
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Great work! I followed the creation thread on Pixelation, which was quite a bit of fun as well. Thank you very much for posting all these delicious assets here.
EGA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Intant favorite ... Ahh a trow back to the good ol' days : Dangerous Dave , Ghosts and Goblins what more do you want ?
An amazing set! I added some tags to the submission.
surt Great work. Are these for a particular game in progress, or for something that does not exist as-of-yet?
qubodup Some? Maybe we should have licenses and tags switch places ^^
Very nice, particularly since it looks like you're working with the EGA palette. :)
qubodup: It certainly could have done with a few extra tags, but limiting them to things that are actualy in the image would be a good idea. I trimmed off most of the nonsensical ones.
ceninan: No game, just for kicks.
bart: There is an "ega" tag buried somewhere in there.
This is great, I love your submissions and I would love to do a game with this graphics.
You deserve money for it!
Could you include some more licensing information?
CC-BY-30 and GPL are very different.
What does it mean for the GameMaker? How must the attribution look like? :)
Thanks mate.
sorcher24: When in doubt
"WORK_NAME (WORK_URL) Copyright WORK_CREATION_YEAR AUTHOR_NAME (AUTHORURL) licensed under FULL_LICENSE_NAME (LICENSEURL)."
Some more info from the Creative Commons organization: wiki.creativecommons.org/FAQ#How_do_I_properly_attribute_a_Creative_Commons_licensed_work.3F
You will have to read and understand the license texts (look for "legal code" link on CC licenses) to know the implications of the license.
Yeah I know how to attribute CC, but it is CC and GPL.
Can I chose one myself? I think dual licensing without statement is quite problematic :).
CC-BY-30 allows for commercial use, GPL does allow it too, but only if your adapted work is GPL either. So this is quite a problem :).
CC-BY does not apply
CC-BY-SA does apply
If a work is licensed under GPL and CC-BY-SA, you can pick either of these to use it.
Could I use this in a game I'm thinking of making?