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Description
This is the second piece of my re-imagining of Adventure for the Atari 2600 using RPG Maker MV's default tileset side-by-side with its original incarnation on the 2600. Here, we have the blue maze that leads to the black castle--both the original and revamped versions. The latter has become a marsh that leads to another castle from the royal castle. If you've played the original game, you know which castle that one is supposed to be. For right now, I'll leave you a little hint of whose castle is next: "Great and Powerful."

There's no piece of narrative for this area.

NOTES:
I didn't want to do a whole lot with this area--at least, until you got close to the castle this will lead you to. You can see that I have a sort of small courtyard at the northwestern corner, which indicates your arrival at the black castle. The reason I added bridges is because, well, imagine traversing that without them. Yikes. You'd be soaking wet--not to mention you'd probably have to carry THE bridge (that purple one) around all over the place, which would be a hassle.

Description
This is the second piece of my re-imagining of Adventure for the Atari 2600 using RPG Maker MV's default tileset side-by-side with its original incarnation on the 2600. Here, we have the blue maze that leads to the black castle--both the original and revamped versions. The latter has become a marsh that leads to another castle from the royal castle. If you've played the original game, you know which castle that one is supposed to be. For right now, I'll leave you a little hint of whose castle is next: "Great and Powerful."

There's no piece of narrative for this area.

NOTES:
I didn't want to do a whole lot with this area--at least, until you got close to the castle this will lead you to. You can see that I have a sort of small courtyard at the northwestern corner, which indicates your arrival at the black castle. The reason I added bridges is because, well, imagine traversing that without them. Yikes. You'd be soaking wet--not to mention you'd probably have to carry THE bridge (that purple one) around all over the place, which would be a hassle.