I was really interested into making a legitimate pokemon game for the Casio Prizm. So I was looking through some (alot) of Pokemon sprites. I think this would be doable in C, running at 15 fps would be fast enough for Pokemon. Because of my problems with the sdk, and limited Prizm C coder (I know C++ so I would learn fast), I was hoping to form a team, maybe 3 or 4 coders working on this. Since summer is coming up and we could get going fast during no school. I am wanting to do this as a learning experience and because I need something to do on my spare time. Any comments, concerns? Please say if your interested.
Thanks

first of all, it wouldn't be "legitimate"

still, best of luck. I'd join your team if I had a Prizm.

Hmm, I actually think Eiyeron was starting to work on this -- I remember I was helping him make a 16-color palette-based image converter for his "Secret Pokemon Project". He hasn't posted anything about it yet, but you could always ping him and see how far he's gotten.

humm is possible port this? http://casigo.de/index.php?module=detail&m=3&t=1&q=pokemon&cid=795

with some sprites ...

way to keep a secret

way to write a useless post

I honestly think that he doesn't care if it's secret or not -- it's not like I've seen much of anything besides some code for graphical routines or sprite data. He'd probably love any help he could get.

I vote someone sent Eiyeron a PM and point him to this thread so he can contribute his two cents first-hand.

legitimate meaning with actual pokemon sprites and gameplay.