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The Bad Jump Design and 30 FPS Gravity of TMNT (NES) - Behind the Code YouTube
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The Bad Jump Design and 30 FPS Gravity of TMNT (NES) - Behind the Code
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Displaced Gamers reverse engineers the NES assembly code of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to explain its unusual jump physics and gravity logic.
Breakdown of the physics-defying logic of jumping in the game. Frame rate, gravity, and special code all apply. Let's dive in. If you would like to support this channel, here is a link to the Displaced Gamers Patreon page - patreon.com/displacedgamers Twitter: twitter.com/DisplacedGamers Facebook: facebook.com/DisplacedGamers/ Instagram: instagram.com/displacedgamers/ Music by: youtube.com/user/HariboOSX youtube.com/channel/UC-PRsIpJXWpg3PtjfQLwiVw [] Intro [] Gravity [] Jump Example [] Frame Rate Rabbit Hole [] TMNT Jump Breakdown [] Jump Override Code [] Game Genie Time [] Conclusion and Outro #TMNT #cowabunga #NES