sudomod

Ran into this awesome project earlier today and have started to play it, very well done and thought I'd share it with everyone.

http://metroid2remake.blogspot.com/

Wow, that looks really well done. I'll have to try it out soon.

@Helder Wow looks great ! Does it play on one of the system emulators?

Awesome! Would be even cooler if it were open source and we could get it going on a pi.

Nice find! Metroid II was easily my favorite game growing up. I am slowly working through Zero Mission now on my GBZ, after that will be Super Metroid

Side note: I love these community based refreshes of new games. Earlier this year I played through X-Wing Alliance on PC with community based re-texturization of all of the star ships.

It's a Windows game but plays rather well and I've played a few hours into it. Anyone looking for some cheats I have made a cheat Engine Table I can share.

jeffy1021 wrote:I am slowly working through Zero Mission now on my GBZ, after that will be Super Metroid

I am doing the same.

bumping this thread with a gentle pointer towards the Reddit thread about an unofficial Linux release. maybe someone smarter than me can use that to implement am2r in retropie.

I don't mean to bunk this unnecessarily but did anyone make any headway on this? Doing my own research I see that the hold up was getting it compiled for arm architecture...

atamagaokashii wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 22, 2017 1:16 pm

I don't mean to bunk this unnecessarily but did anyone make any headway on this? Doing my own research I see that the hold up was getting it compiled for arm architecture...

Yeah, the releases I'm seeing for linux are pre-compiled for x86. As far as I can tell the source code hasn't been released, so there really isn't any way to compile for ARM. :\

Edit: Well, just kidding: https://gitlab.com/yellowafterlife/AM2Rrc
It's not the original source code, but looks like it might work? But they mention that it's a GameMaker Studio project, which I have no idea if it's possible to export/compile for ARM/Raspian.