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Thank You for the update! This will be super useful!

I started playing around with this very recently so I'm super happy to see that you are still updating it. This is an amazing project that got me into the Atari 2600.

A small bug I noticed while using it (browser version) is that the something the changes made in the Player 0 tab don't get saved when I move back to the Actions tab (images I have imported into frames, and the Duration I've set for said frames) In order for those changes to be saved I need to do something else like creating or deleting a new frame.

And a couple of suggestions: Would it be possible to add a block that allows you to mirror player sprites? 
And would it be possible to add some sort of blocks, folders or tabs that allow you to group different sections of the code? I'm not very familiar with Blockly but the project I'm currently working on has turned quite big and it's starting to be difficult to keep track of everything and have everything organized.

Thanks in advance, and again, amazing work on this!

Thank You!! I didn't know that it was posible to draw on the 3410  itself, that's so interesting. In my opinion that kind of limitations make it even more challenging and fun! 

Thank You!! That's the best compliment I could get!! It's only a photoshop, but I'd love to have the tools and the knowledge to get something like this on an actual Nokia someday!!

James Bond is playing “Live and Let Bite” a very popular Nokia 3410 game about a secret agent escaping the jungle by jumping on crocodile’s heads.

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Thank You,  I'm happy that You liked it!!

Thank You so much!!

Amazing concept and art. Very adicting as well, I found myself playing for way longer than I should have. I hope we really get a full release of it!

Thank You so much! I'm glad You enjoyed it so much! 

Not at all, Your art is amazing. I'm giving it a thougth too, the idea is very tempting.

Guess I'll end buying Skyrim again... but this time for my Nokia.
Amazing work on this, it just looks impressive. If I saw something like this back then it would have blown my mind.

Everything looks super clean and polished. Very easy to read and follow. The game's idea also seems super interesting. I would love to play something like it!

Huge Mortal Kombat fan here. I love what You did with this.
You captured the looks and feel of MK2 perfectly, which is not easy with the JAM's resolution and color limitations.
Not gonna lie, I would have spent so many hours playing Brutal Kombat on my Nokia.

Amazing idea and amazing art. The kaijus look super cute. Would love to play this!

Thank You so much! It was very tricky indeed!

Thank You so much!! I'm happy You liked it!!

Thank you! I'm glad you had fun with it!! I'm glad I managed to reach my goal, I wanted to make it  strategic while still keeping it as simple as possible. I definitely need to work on different difficulty levels and balance them properly!

It definitely deserves lots high rates!

Exactly! Thank You!! It would be amazing if this eventually turn this into a bigger game that I can release there!!

Thank You! A local 2 player vs mode exists in the game, but I broke something in the code at the last minute and couldn't manage to fix it in time for the Jam's deadline so I just kept it hidden. You can access it by pressing 2 at the Title Screen, and Player 2 uses the left and right arrows to control his character. Keep in mind it bugs a lot, so you may need to reestart the fight sometimes, by pressing R.

After the Jam is completely over I plan to go back to this project and fix all these issues so everything works properly.

Absolutely genius way to follow the jam's theme, not only in one, but in 3 different and creative ways. Gameplay, art, and music are all great, and the game feels very polished, besides the bugs other reviews already pointed out. Excellent Job!

Thank You so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I need to find a way to balance the difficulty better, as some people have found it to be quite easy while othera felt the complete opposite, so I'll need to invest a lot of time on that either finding a perfect middle point, or adding different leves of difficulty for the player to pick. I'm super happy that you enjoyed the art so much, specially because the art in your game is completely amazing. 

Fantastic game. The art is beautiful and the music works perfectly with the ridiculously scary atmosphere. Very interesting take on the Jam's theme with the story and the gameplay as well. Love how polished the game feels and looks. Incredible work!

Thank You so much! I'm glad that you enjoyed it!!

Really nice game! The graphics, music, sound effects and athmosphere are all on point, it feels and looks incredibly polished as well. Amazing job!!

Yeah, I think making it canvas based like the rest of the gameplay should make the trick

Amazing!! Thank You so much I'm honored to have been featured in this video!!

Mistery Solved!!

Average old laptop screen: 1366 x 768.
It's also seems to only happen during the intro text, and only if I don't have the game in full screen.

Thank You!! I'm glad you liked it!!

Art really reminds me of old atari games, you nailed the look perfectly. Loved the music and gameplay.
I also had the same issue with the web build not showing the full gameplay are, but I have a very small monitor, so that's on me. With a little bit of polishing you have a great project here.

Absolutely incredible work here guys! You have done everything the official Saint Seiya games never did.
You have a game that follows the story closely but never feels boring or linear and never forces the player to have previous knowledge about the franchise to understand what to do next.
You are working with Game Boy Color's thight technical limitations but you still managed to make a ridiculously beautiful looking game, and on top of that have Mr. Yokoyama's magnificent soundtrack too, something that sadly most Saint Seiya games lack, and that I personally think is a big part of the franchise's identity.
Again, I have nothing but tons of respect and admiration for everyone involved in this project (and Cosmo Knight ZiON as well).
Thank You for making real the Saint Seiya game we always dreamt to play.

Really amazing concept. One of the most original takes I have seen on this jam's theme, and adapted into a really fun gameplay as well. Incredible work!!

Thank you so much!!

Yeah. I understand that perfectly. We end playing and replaying the game so much while making and testing it, that it probably ends feeling way easier than it really is for us.

Amazing! Can't wait to see more of your work!

Thank you so much!! I'm glad you liked it and fun with it!

Super polished and nice looking! Love the idea of collecting lights to make the light around you bigger and shinier. Good Job!

Thank You!! I'm glad you liked it!!

Really interesting twist to RPS by making it feel so fast paced and dinamic, and being able to upgrade your attacks. The contrast between the Light and Dark Worlds fits perfectly with the jam's theme.
Great Work!!