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Now I feel bad for requesting this

It looks like it's being a lot of trouble to map.

Cool.

Walk through walls code added to the same link I posted.

Thank nolberto

http://www.gamehacking.org/vb/threads/4467-nolberto82-codes?p=75961

Ooo, yes!  Then I'll look innocent. 

rotflmao

Yikes, that sounds hard... sorry that I even requested this game

If you are talking about gamehacking, let me ask if someone would do the WTW code for me.

Looks good so far! Thanks for doing this... again

Alright, let's see how it turns out then

I guess that's bad?

Trop to the rescue!

Haven't played it yet, but it only has 7 levels. But there are lots of choices to be made in the levels, don't know if that means that you only get access to certain parts of the levels depending on your actions though.

Haha, yeah it's kind of alive. I have a lot of stuff to post, it's just that I barely have time anymore to do the things I like to do

So yeah, I'm requesting the maps to see if it would be easier for me to get all the endings. I'm sure there are people interested in seeing them

I recently discovered this game after reading it has like 20 possible endings (they are probably just variations).

Anyway, after trying the game I noticed it's really good! It has non-linear levels and tight controls. I am going to try to get all the endings since no one has done so yet, but to make things easier, I would love if someone could map this game. There are only 7 levels, so it shouldn't be something out of the ordinary for more experienced mappers.

The SNES version is preferred, but if Genesis is your thing, then that one would work too.

Thanks in advance!

Oh, I get mentioned in the origins of VGMaps

I don't remember how I came to find out about the site. I don't remember if Jonathan asked for the NES maps I made for Gamefaqs or if I offered them to him, but I've always loved maps (I made my own maps in graph papers back in the day), but with the advent of the Internet I had to decide between my two passions, either map making or endings. I decided to go with endings and it's a good thing, because Jonathan (along with all the great contributors) is taking good care of the map making part over here.

The user Weasel posted this on the Hardcore Gaming 101 forums and I thought it could be useful for people here too:

"This is a handy little utility that runs in Java (i.e. on any computer) and is primarily designed for mapping out dungeons in tabletop RPG's, but is extremely useful for other stuff too. Basically, the mapping functions in Dungeon Mapper mirror those of the Etrian Odyssey series on Nintendo DS. For my purposes, I've been working with it on the Genesis game Shining in the Darkness and it's worked quite well aside from some graphical glitches that are easily remedied.

https://www.zerker.ca/zzone/2010/01/10/dungeon-mapper-0-1-alpha

Probably the best digital equivalent of graphing paper I've seen...ever."