Project AM2R - Another Metroid 2 Remake

Today is a very special day.

Happy 38th birthday, Metroid!

It is time.

Today is a special day.

Today is Metroid's 35th Anniversary!

A new story...

After many years, I finally invested again in portable gaming.

Looks like I had to announce it earlier than anticipated. :-) Some time ago, the CEO of Moon Studios (creators of Ori and the Blind Forest) reached out with an offer.

Wow... a whole year passed since the release of AM2R, and 31 years since the release of the original Metroid.

After a lot of careful deliberation and internal squabbling, we are excited to finally announce Another Sonic 2 Remake!

Here's an album I compiled, with music that ended up in AM2R, and some tracks that didn't make it into the game.

Nintendo of America, Inc. has filed a takedown request under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).

As you may know already, AM2R received DMCA notices in all the download hosts, and some parts of this blog.

I know we'll make it in time.

As always, every time a new boss is added to the game, it ends up being too difficult for the average player after some playtesting.

Music production is, for the most part, done.

This year's April project was a lot of fun.

After some headaches with the screen resize code, I was able to successfully build AMTA as an HTML5 app.

I started the last stretch of music production.

Here are the screenshots I promised.

Right now I'm enjoying my yearly week of summer vacations.

I was supposed to write this post a couple days ago, but preparations for the holidays took a bit more work than expected.

A couple weeks ago, the testing phase began for Area 5.

AM2R is currently split into multiple projects.

While playing AM2R on the go sounds really cool in paper, I left the whole Android port for later.