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Sole_Wolf

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Posted 12 May 2012 - 01:11 AM (#1)

[Pokemart] - Sole_Wolf's Pokemon Game

*** So instead of making a new thread everytime I need feedback or help with my game, I am just going to post everything in here. ***

Right now, I am trying to implement the pokemart where users can buy and sell items from.

Here is what the pokemart looks like in the actual game (Soul Silver version, which is what my game is based off of):
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The problem for me though is I don't know how I should make this look for a computer monitor. On the Nintendo DS, the interface works perfectly with the screen that each DS has but for computers, I don't know what type of look I should port it over with.

Should I keep the same type of look or do something else? Right now, I am leaning towards doing something else but I don't know what type of design I should make.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

--Sole_Wolf

Daniel15

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Posted 12 May 2012 - 07:03 AM (#2)

Look at the Pokemart in the older games (like on Gameboy Advance and the original Gameboy). They were designed for just one screen

Although you may need to redesign it a bit... The Pokemon games were designed for small screens.

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Kyek, on 16 November 2011 - 11:14 AM, said: