It wouldn’t be as good as you’re imagining. It would likely be buggy and require months of testing. The behaviours of bosses and some enemies aren’t set up to accommodate more than one player. I haven’t done any of the coding groundwork for it, since I didn’t anticipate needing to have two players. Things like platforms that fall, one tile wide platforms, the maze in 5-3 and more would need to be totally reworked. The levels aren’t designed for more than one player. And even after that only people with compatible controllers could use the mode anyway. The number of simultaneous keypresses that can be registered is limited, so it would require adding native controller support. There are a ton of technical and design reasons. The game wasn’t designed or programmed for it.

Can you add simultaneous multiplayer, like in New Super Mario Bros.?.

Sorry, but I’ll try to get level editors into some future games, especially AKR3. So with all the effort it would take, I could build an entirely new game, including a level editor. I’d essentially have to port the existing game over to a new engine, which I have yet to build, in order to get a workable level editor going. The way I built the game isn’t conducive to a level editor. In update 2.1 medals will be available here and everywhere else. It’s not in every version because I didn’t have time/was too lazy to build an in-game interface for it.

Yes, there is a medals enabled version available on Newgrounds. Yes, a free to use version can be downloaded from this page. You can find a complete list of the game’s soundtrack here, which details when the music appears in game, and who made it. Where did you get the music/who made the music for the game?Īll the original music is from the Newgrounds Audio Portal.

Though Goomba and Shyguy won’t be playable. Yes, you can download it on the Share Our Games Page. A Koopa’s Revenge 2 FAQ Click to reveal/hide FAQ For the latest info on A Koopa’s Revenge, check out A Koopa’s Revenge related posts.

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