Super Mario clone in Java
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Super Mario clone in Java
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Re: Super Mario clone in Java
#2I was kind of expecting this to be the actual reverse-engineered Super Mario Bros. disassembly [0] rewritten into Java, with the physics routines intact and so forth.
Re: Super Mario clone in Java
#3"The source to a Java-based Mario clone that is very different to Mario." you mean. Mario is over a decade older than Java. The NES did graphics in a wildly different way than is being done here.
And we're using Box2D physics and floating point math :p
The thing to note here is that you can make an incredibly entertaining game with a few hundred lines of code, and you can do it a lot faster than in the 80s, less memory and speed constraints, looser types, easier higher level languages.
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#4I was kind of expecting this to be the actual reverse-engineered Super Mario Bros. disassembly [0] rewritten into Java, with the physics routines intact and so forth. [0] https://gist.github.com/1wErt3r/4048722
This is great. It really shows how much easier it is to make a game these days.
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#5I'm disappointed this doesn't implement the original Mario physics and just uses Box2D instead.
Re: Super Mario clone in Java
#6I was kind of expecting this to be the actual reverse-engineered Super Mario Bros. disassembly [0] rewritten into Java, with the physics routines intact and so forth. [0] https://gist.github.com/1wErt3r/4048722
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#7This is just a platformer made in Java, that happens to have a few characters with the same name as Super Mario Bros.
Nothing about the original NES game has been implemented here.
Re: Super Mario clone in Java
#8Thanks, I hadn't looked at libgdx before. This code brought it to my attention - I'll add libgdx to my research list.