I wonder if it's possible ? This game looks like a NES game (gfx & music) but is it realy built from NES hardware or if just appearance with a modern 2D engine ?
Why ? the sound seem identical like a NES, gfx to. No special effects, no extra colors, just "NES like" tiles rendered graphics. I ask if this version can be run on NES hardware, not if it possible immediately.
What Barc0de said. The only way to get MM9 running on the NES is to re-program it from scratch. -hl718
OK, that means MM9 is not NES hardware based (emulated), but on another proprietary sound\gfx engine ?
"Flash" like ? You are not very talkative about that... This is a taboo subject here ? Nobody thought before me, strange...
It's been mentioned a couple of times elsewhere, I'm pretty sure the developers admitted that certain parts of the game would've been impossible on the original NES (too many sprites on a line, that sort of thing).