#Cave story snake or spur full#
#Cave story snake or spur code#

There's also a Video Game Remake for Nintendo 3DS (in addition to the standard port that's on the eShop) entitled Cave Story 3D.

#Cave story snake or spur full#

This version was then brought to DSiWare, Steam, the 3DS eShop, and Nintendo Switch, with each version stacking on extra modes, levels, soundtracks, and tweaks along the way - the Nintendo Switch version in particular adds full widescreen support and Co-Op Multiplayer. The game has also seen quite a few commercial re-releases over the years - First on WiiWare, which added an updated graphics option, dubiously remastered music, multiple difficulty levels, the ability to play as Curly Brace, and a Boss Rush mode. Multiple source ports note NXEngine, NXEngine-evo, and CSE2 also exist, pushing said ubiquity even further. That, as well as its freeware nature, has led the game to become the 2D platformer equivalent to Doom in terms of sheer ubiquity - ports are available for Mac, Linux, PSP, Xbox, Amiga, Mega-Drive/Genesis, and much, much more.

#Cave story snake or spur code#

While the source code for the game was never officially released, it's extremely easy to reverse engineer and disassemble. Its breeding ground on the English-speaking Internet is here. Let that sink in Daisuke spent ten years of his life, a full decade creating this game, and released it for free. When they were unsatified with his work, he took what he had and refined it over the course of the five years that most people know the game for. Daisuke made a game in five years and had people playtest it. While fullscale development of the game lasted five years, Cave Story started being made five more years prior. Daisuke Amaya wrote the scenario, drew the artwork and scenery, animated the sprites, designed all of the levels, composed all of the music, and programmed the entire game engine, all by himself over the course of five years. There's an Easter Egg if you complete the game without taking the little green man home.This game was created entirely by one man in his spare time. Have you seen my husband? After talking to her go to the Graveyard/Cemetery and look for a small green man in the grass, talk to him and bring him back to his house. You haven't seen my husband, have you? Or if you have Cave Story+: Where'd that husband of mine go. Using the Booster fly into there and talk to the person who asks: Now where did that man run off to. In the Outer Wall there is a house below the platform where Kazuma is. You can talk to Chiba from the Labyrinth Shop to get the Whimsical Star. If you ignored Professor Booster in the Labyrinth he'll give you the Booster 2.0, use this to fly back up to the First Cave and talk to the Hermit Gunsmith. Trades for the Polar Star and the Fireball Can't obtain the Spur. Talk to the Gaudi 'Chiba' in the Labyrinth Shop. Talk to Curly in the Sand Zone Residence. Use Jellyfish Juice on the fireplace in the Assembly Hall He will offer to trade you the Nemesis for King's Sword.ДЄlright, here is a list of all the optional weapons in order of appearance: Take him back to his family, then talk to him. Once you reach the Gunsmith who you got the Polar Star from and give it back, he will transform the Polar Star into the Spur.ДЇind the tiny man in the Mimiga Village graveyard (Should be near the knife-weilding enemy) after talking to his family underneath the outside side of the island (just to the right of Dragon Egg 00 in the Egg Corridor). With the Booster 2.0 and the Polar Star, return to the cave you start in at the beginning after fighting the Island Core for the first time and returning to the deserted Mimiga Village. Trade the Fireball and Polar Star to the bug mechanic in the Catacombs. I think you can actually miss this if you don't talk to King after your battle with Mutated Torako. Take a bottle of Jellyfish Juice back to Mimiga Village and use it on the fire in King's house.

Obviously all of these are going to be put in spoilers.