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It's a difference in how your driver or OS handles not being able to render at a specific resolution. Find some random exe file (preferably one that doesn't run in fullscreen), right-click on it, go into properties, open the compatibility tab, and turn on "run under 640x480 resolution" or...

Generally this is the fault of: a. Your graphics card. b. Your graphics card's drivers. Essentially one of these is refusing to support 640x480 and is defaulting to some other resolution. This problem is exactly the same as: http://www.cavestory.one/forums/threads/6019/ In DoConfig.

a.k.a. Drinking 3 Curly Braces per week.

http://growtopia.wikia.com/wiki/Scams Sounds absolutely wonderful.[/SARCASM]

I'm still trying to decide if that site is a parody or actually serious.

Switching away from wikia is a terrible idea, because then you have two CS wikis.

Both are from Rockfish. Here's an archive of both dev logs: http://www.cavestory.one/page-archive/dev1/ http://www.cavestory.one/page-archive/dev3/ You can see both files are linked from there. boss.mp3 from dev log 1, and wharf.mp3 from dev log 3. I should note that Rockfish from dev log 1...

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Your computer DOES NOT support "all the resolutions". That's why you are in this mess in the first place. Did you attempt setting up 640x480 as a custom resolution in the nvidea control panel? If not I would recommend that you try that.

There's certainly enough there for an anime movie or OVA without resorting to filler. Please don't automatically assume that when we say anime we mean some 20+ episode series.

You should use #010101 as your black colour so that your black colours aren't transparent if needs be. Using some black outlines and fills for interface elements such as health, exp., level weapon icons, etc. would help them stand out from the background regardless of what colour it is. This...

Have you tried running another program in 640x480 mode to see if it works? If it doesn't then maybe you can go in the nvidia control panel and set up 640x480 as a custom resolution?

Have you tried updating your NVidia drivers?

DVD and Blu-ray are optical disc formats, computers will support them for years to come, long after the last DVD player bites the dust. Oh and I can still buy turntables and VHS players even today. Hell, you can still buy external floppy drives in this day and age.

It was made 2 weeks ago. I just happened to merge it with every "cave story anime" thread created in the last 5 years.

DVD, all the way. I prefer to own my shit rather than buy a limited licence for something tied to a service that will one day die and leave me with absolutely nothing. I also like the idea of being able to watch what I want when I want.

I thought that was your plan in the first place?

Sorry about that. Yes I meant 4:3.

The original always forces your monitor to display at 640x480. No matter what your resolution is set to it will temporarily override it. This way cave story looks lovely and sharp regardless of the resolution, but it looks slightly stretched in fullscreen mode on widescreen monitors as a result...

1280x720 is also 16:9. The resolution isn't important but the aspect ratio is, what the pre-upscaled size of the game is, and how many graphics cards support that resolution is, because when CS runs in fullscreen it forces your computer to temporarily switch to a resolution that it can easily...

The lunchbox/briefcase thing is only because the top of the door behind Balrog during his first appearance looked like a handle. I think we can safely discount that.

You're already compressing everything in the .zip/.rar file. Compressing something twice generally doesn't make it more compressed.

You can only use this to map keys to existing actions. If you want to create a new action then you need to write that action yourself in ASM. Say if you wanted to change the jump button to the spacebar for instance, this allows that. But if you want two different attack buttons or a button that...

The funky colours go away if you change your computer's display settings from 32-bit to 24-bit. I've had that written on the site for a number of years now.