i honestly don't know anything about that, sorry.
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Hi Cruise, no worries, and thanks for checking out our game!
To play Project Blue, you need an NES emulator. There are a ton of free emulators out there, on the PC I recommend Mesen,
This game comes as a ROM, you can open it inside Mesen, I hope that helps! (once you've got Mesen set up, you should be able to simply double click on the ROM file and it will launch inside Mesen, making it basically the same as an .exe in that regard).
if you're looking for NES cartridges, i have them available at https://projectblue.bigcartel.com/
if you're outside the US, you can grab one at https://www.brokestudio.fr/product-category/nes/
Physical cartridges are now available at https://projectblue.bigcartel.com/
Hi, I"ve been meaning to add some video tutorials for this, and I will try to make a quick one for you over the weekend.
I have a lot on my plate right now so if I forget feel free to bump this thread to give me a reminder.
As for your specific problem, you need to load up a project for it to work. The load button looks like a computer folder and it's on the right side of the screen. Click it and then choose one of the level files that came with the program and it should load up a project for you.
Feel free to use this thread for any other questions that may arise and I will do my best to help you.
Thanks for your support :)
Donny
YES, we will have more copies available, we have a mailing list, instructions on how to join here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nesgame/project-blue/posts/2695187
Yes! There is an upcoming physical release.
You can keep apprised here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nesgame/project-blue/posts/2695187
You can also create levels from scratch, BTW, it's just harder and for more advanced users. what you can't do is replace the graphics - you could work with a different graphics set, but you'd have to hack that into the ROM yourself, it's unsupported for various reasons (like we need the first level graphics for the opening scene, for example)
A word of warning - it's mostly undocumented right now but I will be making a series of videos about it.
Basically it lets you load up a level file, you can play with all the parts of that level - move around enemies or create a completely different layout for example. you can edit the palettes as well.