SNOWOWL'S PROFILE

Anyone seen any signs in the sun, the moon and the stars? No? I guess we are safe this time too, then. Phew.

Personally I think any good game set in space should have a sense of wonder (or, depending on the genre of the game, dread) at the vast, empty space that is... well, space. If you're just setting a game in space and don't include that, you might as well just make a fantasy game instead.
Think about what makes space so interesting to humanity. It's the last unexplored mystery of our age, except perhaps the very bottom of the deepest oceans, and I think that's important to convey.

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@Corfaisus
Not that I've done the military in the US, but I imagine the hazing is more psychological than physical nowadays. At least, I don't think there's much sexual stuff going on.

Fullmetal Jacket doesn't happen, I bet.

Was there sexual assault in FMJ? Been a while since I saw it so I can't really remember.
Anyway, while I haven't done the military in the US, I do know the general gist of what the thought behind the hazing is, since I've read some group psychology and talked to a drill sergeant (I think that's what they are called in the US?).
It's basically done to make a group to quickly form bonds. The basic idea is that they make you work really hard, just on the edge of what most people find bearable, but never mentally scarring stuff (unless you consider stuff like cleaning toilets mentally scarring, and in that case you're just a spoiled babby), and generally do shit that makes the group hate the drill sergeant. They certainly throw out some abuse, they might find a personality flaw and hook onto that, but it's not supposed to be mentally scarring.

This gives the group something to talk and bond over no matter what background they have since they all now have something in common. They hate that guy, and they hate what he makes them do.

I hate to be anal but NES games could have max 64 colors and this has 72 :(

It looks good though, so if being true to the original wasn't important, there's no problems.

I made someone a title screen.