My personal favourite was WonderBoy III: The Dragon's Trap. The characters are those classic, big eyed sprites that makes me immediately think "Master System". It was a pretty cool game too. You could turn into different animals which behaved in different ways. In a sense, it was a metroidvania as you'd need to unlock certain characters to reach new places. But yeah, definitely one of my biggest inspirations.
Alex Kidd in Miracle World had its charm too. It looks simple, but it was brutally difficult. It actually came baked into my Master System and would run whenever I started it up with no cartridge.
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Personally I'd avoid treading on existing IPs. I doubt the company who owns it will come after your jam game, but it's still better to use original work. You may even want to expand on it after the jam and sell it. You can't do that if you're using copyrighted assets in a universe that is not your own.
I've brought this up before, but nothing ever came of it. I let it go, but as AI content is flooding the platform right now I feel like it's important as ever to make No AI a default filter.
I forgot to turn the filter on the other day in "New & Popular" assets, and was greeted with anime feet packs and a waifu having a*al s*x as clear as day. Further down was 20+ low-effort uploads all from one user - all gen AI content. I'm sorry, but it's getting absurd.
For people's safety, the No AI filter should be enabled by default, because they are releasing some extremely graphic content.
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Polter
Yeah I'm pretty sure you're breaking rules with both coolmath and itch by doing that. If you agree to enter, your submission becomes their property, so you're more than likely violating certain laws by restricting their access or remotely controlling the game.
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