#mr. gimmick nes

[laurabsantiago]

Gimmick! - Sophia (Take 2) (Super Scribblenauts Soundfont Cover)

#gimmick! #mr. gimmick #gimmick famicom #gimmick nes #mr. gimmick famicom #mr. gimmick nes #sunsoft #scribblenauts #super scribblenauts #famicom #nes #nintendo ds #5th cell #remix #video game remix #openmpt #fasttracker ii

[s-gossamer]

Please listen to the soundtrack for Gimmick! on the NES if you haven't before, it's really good

#gossamer's art #gossamer draws #my art #my art 2023 #art #artists on tumblr #trans artist #fanart #gimmick! #mr. gimmick #gimmick #gimmick nes #gimmick! nes #mr. gimmick nes #yumetaro

[theguffbin]

I do

#theguffbin #my son is beautiful and makes me want to screm #love the scrungly #gimmick! #gimmick #mr gimmick #gimmick famicom #gimmick nes #gimmick special edition #yumetaro gimmick #yumetaro #yumetaro plush #plush #fucking yeet

[wilperi]

Yumetaro to the Rescue!

#mr. gimmick #gimmick #yumetaro #nes #famicom #sunsoft #fanart #wilperi #nintendo #8bit #retro gaming

[lapouris]

yumetaro and his wacky scandinavian cousin mr gimmick

#lapposting #lapourisart #mr. gimmick #gimmick! #gimmick nes #pixel art

[gremlingirlsmell]

THE SCRUNKGLY

#jeady rambles #shitpost #thumbnail #gimmick #gimmick! #mr gimmick #nes retro #nintendo #i actully made this for the VOD thumbnail but LOOK AT HIM

[gimmick1992]

Gimmick and Knuckles

#gimmick #mr. gimmick #nes #sega #sonic the hedgehog #knuckles the echidna

[kimnowls]

This may be the soonest I've made fanart of a thing after discovering it. Where have you been all my life, Gimmick! 1992 for NES by Sunsoft?

#Gimmick! #mr gimmick #yumetaro #Gimmick nes #fanart #my art #look at this creature #this bug-eyed freak #green-kirby lookin mf #this is a game about love (non-romantic) at first sight #girl doesn't have a name as far as I know but I call her Chica #nes #retro game #cute #description in alt text

[mackerelphones]

#gimmick #mr gimmick #nes #famicom #8-bit

[haydenthehistorian]

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, I present to you the untold story of Mr Gimmick. For this video I interviewed Tomomi Sakai, the creator of the game, to bring you completely new information. Enjoy the art from all the wonderful artists I brought on! (Thumbnail by @rainbowheartunicorn)

https://youtu.be/S1aZxyCJgSc

#nes #retro gaming #90s #sunsoft #mr. gimmick #gimmick! #art #fanart #nintendo #famicom #pixel art #trip world #galaxy fight #gameboy #gameboy color

[fukouiro]

Gimmick! Quality of Life Mod

I made a ROM hack for Gimmick! that makes jumping way easier.

There are many situations where it feels like your jump input gets eaten, so I fixed that! Jumping feels way more consistent now.

Gimmick! is a really charming game with a great soundtrack. If you haven't played it before, now's as good of a time as any!

A more detailed explanation of the hack follows.

This is my first time dealing with assembly-language stuff since taking a college class for x86 assembly. It was really fun, actually!

Shoutout to Mesen's debugger for being really cool and user-friendly. Not that I have much experience using other emulator debuggers, but the feature that marks what code/data has and hasn't been called by the game was a real big help.

The reason Gimmick!'s jumps can feel so strict (to me) is because the game seems to have one or two frames of input delay (i did not do rigorous testing of this), combined with the fact that the player character starts falling off of platforms sooner than you might expect. This means that you can press jump while you're still on a platform, but by the time the game processes the input you've already been put into the air.

This is further exacerbated in situations where your character is accelerating down a slope or jumping off of a falling platform, as they may suddenly become airborne for a frame or two, meaning you can't jump if you happened to press A at that exact moment.

Occasionally there are also jumps that only have a couple frames of leniency (especially when using your star). It can be really hard to gauge exactly when your character will land on a surface in some situations, especially when combined with the slight input delay.

So my idea was to do two things: implement "coyote time" (being able to jump for a short period of time after you fall off of a platform), and implement a jump buffer that allows you to press jump a few frames before landing and still have it come out as soon as you land.

To do this, I found a seemingly-unused RAM address ($F1) and used it as a shift register. Every frame, the routine that checks whether or not you jumped pushes two bits into the shift register: one that tracks whether you pressed A this frame, and one that tracks whether you can jump this frame. So basically, when you press A, that will be saved for 3 frames afterwards, and when you are on the ground, the game will still allow you to jump for 3 frames after you go airborne. I think.

I had to add a couple of new subroutines to achieve this, and luckily I found two seemingly-unused areas of code that had just enough space for me to squeeze those subroutines in. I think they were exactly big enough or 1 byte larger... Granted, there were still more unused areas and I could have split those routines in half if I really needed to, but thankfully I didn't! Assembly programming is fun.

I think in total it amounts to about 44 bytes of new code, plus 46 bytes for the slightly-changed jump routine (which is a couple bytes shorter than it was originally). Somehow it surprises me that it's that small, but I guess it makes sense thinking about machine language bytes and not plaintext characters.

#romhack #rom hack #gimmick #gimmick! #mr. gimmick #sunsoft #nes #famicom

[rainbowheartunicorn]

I totally forgot to post this, me and my partner @haydenluvsanime created a video together! I did a lot of art for this chonker, as well as generally helped with it’s production (not video editing though that’s all Hayden haha) 

It’s the story of Mr. Gimmick, a rare game released for the famicom and NES. It’s kind of kirby esque, but the story behind it is pretty interesting. Please check it out!!!

#Mr. gimmick #mr gimmick #gimmick! #Famicom #NES #sunsoft #trip world #youtubers #youtube #kirby #gameboy #retro #retro gaming #hidden gem #hardcoregaming101

[koppashiren]

So I was playing this Famicom (NES) game called Gimmick! (ギミック!) which is a 2D platformer and was developed and published by Sunsoft. It was released in Japan on January 31, 1992 and it was also released on Scandinavia on May 19, 1993 known as Mr. Gimmick, but also got ported to modern platforms like the PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One and got an arcade exclusive remaster which is Gimmick Exact Mix. So I had this idea were Buddy from SuperKitties and Koppa from Shiren the Wanderer meeting Yumetaro from Gimmick, mostly because I think it would be really cute seeing Buddy and Koppa meeting Yumetaro.

#superkitties #gimmick! #mr. gimmick #sunsoft #shiren #shiren the wanderer #famicom #nes #nintendo entertainment system #スーパーキティ #風来のシレン #ギミック!

[theguffbin]

Gimmicky doodlesss Also balloon fren Barūntaro courtesy of @bitwavegames & @ColeMoir1 on Twitter... He has beautiful unfeeling eyes

#theguffbin #my art #doodles #doodle #fan art #gimmick nes #gimmick! #gimmick #gimmick special edition #mr.gimmick #mr gimmick #yumetaro gimmick #sunsoft #bitwave games #frens #Barūntaro is beautiful #those eyes #theyve seen things #things you couldnt imagine

[1000-skulls]

Memorial Star Series Sunsoft Vol.6 - Battle Formula & Gimmick!

(2002 - Sunsoft - PS1)

#sunsoft #mr gimmick #nes #ps1 #retro

[vivy-nx]

here’s a post about “Gimmick!” for the NES, or “Mr. Gimmick” as localized in Scandinavia.

so the little green guy’s name is Yumetaro. now I did not initially think too hard about that because i’m not a native japanese speaker, but i know a little. and today I just realized. ‘yume’ means dream. and taro is a common name for japanese boys iirc. put it together and in english you could read it as like, “Dreambob” or “Dreamguy”. which sounds extremely funny to me and I wanted to share.

#gimmick! #mr. gimmick #yumetaro #also if you're a chiptune fan and you havent already #LISTEN TO GIMMICK OST!!! it's very good. sunsoft does this thing with the dpcm channel where they sample a couple bass guitar notes #and they use that for the bass rather than relying solely on the triangle wave #and it's just got this very distinct sound #compared to other nes titles #ive literally never played this game but it's a very cool example of clever ways to use the famicom soundchip #and also it has a funny little guy name of Yumetaro and he is a little guy :)