Wow, those are awesome...

i think they look great, i especially like the axe with it being 'cliped' but still perfectly understandable. the helmet, staff, ring and armor are a little hard to figure out if you dont know what your looking for, but this will only pose a problem for the first time people see these icons. and if there is text next to it, it would not be a problem at all. since each icon is unique, its not hard to differentiate either. why are genji gloves a ring?

ahh yes, that makes sense.

That looks great. Only problem, the middle image is a broken link (or it might just be my computer)

EDIT: It works

Great!
keep up the hard work

very nice!

I've finished the graphics data and would like to go ahead and convert it. There's only one technicality I need to understand first, and that's the sprite routine. There are 98 total sprites in the game, pertaining to all sorts of different characters. Now, should I seperate these sprites and keep each character in his / her own seperate tile binary, or should I just cram them all into one gigantic binary? I was thinking I should keep them seperated, because there would be little point in the system loading an ENTIRE 98-tile binary into memory any time a sprite is called on screen. Plus, it would be a lot easier on an organizational level.

Second concern: should the tiles be arranged top-down or left-right?

Third concern: should I use the transparency technique I proposed with the first game? (check the other thread)

EDIT: Oh, it almost slipped my mind. Also, instead of having two seperate tiles for a character standing left or right, I only have one tile for them standing left. I figure to converse space, we can someone write instructions for the system to "flip" the tile when the character is facing right. (since there's essentially no difference between the two tiles anyway)

If you're using xLIB (like I 'think' you are) there is already a command to flip the tile. I'll dig it up in a sec.

EDIT: Misread, you're in asm.
Sorry 'bout that.