Wing Fortress Zone
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| Asset Info favorite | |
|---|---|
| Name | Wing Fortress Zone |
| Category | Sega Genesis / 32X |
| Game | Sonic the Hedgehog 2 |
| Section | Tilesets |
| Submitted | A long, long time ago |
| Uploaded By | Paraemon |
| Size | 406.61 KB (1492x3460) |
| Format | PNG (image/png) |
| Hits | 46,406 |
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Comments (13)
@Techokami Oh I didn't realise that those were the escape rocket sprites, but now I see it. I'll see what I can do.
The escape rocket is drawn with incorrect tiles, you really need to go and fix that. (I know it has to load separate graphic data from the main stage but it should still be using the correct tiles on the sheet!)
@//X-Gloun// Whoops. Forgot to fix one the chunks in the background. Thanks for letting me know
There are already a variety of different sites for level maps like the Wing Fortress one that I replaced. If you want level maps of Sonic 2 or other Sonic games, sites such as Zone 0 and Sonic Retro are your best bets.
I agree. Honestly the map should have been kept with this as a new sheet. If the Labryinth Zone ZIP in the Sonic 1 section could have both maps and "chunks" (not really sure what to call them), then why not Wing Fortress?
What happened to the map version? Recall my "rigid structure" comment.
...Are the tiles for Eggman's escape rocket supposed to be like that?
@Doc oki doke thank u :3
@sher Probably a separate document would be best.
@Doc - that's fair, honestly. since i have the tools for it i might make a tileset for WFZ; should i upload it as a new sheet and relabel this one as a map, or? maybe i could include them both in a zip file...? idk im new here :P
@sher Both have their own merits. Given this is a specific rigidly-shaped vehicle, having a map makes some sense, but there probably should be both.
shouldn't this be a tileset instead of just a map? for example, if someone only wanted a piece of wfz, or wanted to show the hallway before the fight (which you can't see here)
why is that still a map?
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