Well, it would be way more manageable if I didn't decide to give the game a true Gameboy resolution, which does NOT scale up to standard res. I've actually been trying hard to figure it out, but the solutions presented to me are either way over my head, or just a ton of work (i.e. just scale up the resolution and then redesign / retune every UI element, play the entire game to make sure players can't see things they shouldn't and then edit everywhere they can, etc etc etc). I haven't looked into outsourcing it, but it did occur to me recently I might be able to just pay someone to do it for me... if I can afford it, which I probably can't without hugely straining myself.
But so many people are practically begging me to try to get it onto the switch, and telling me I could sell so many more copies if I did, the pressure is high so I really need to try to figure it out.
Well, it would be way more manageable if I didn't decide to give the game a true Gameboy resolution, which does NOT scale up to standard res. I've actually been trying hard to figure it out, but the solutions presented to me are either way over my head, or just a ton of work (i.e. just scale up the resolution and then redesign / retune every UI element, play the entire game to make sure players can't see things they shouldn't and then edit everywhere they can, etc etc etc). I haven't looked into outsourcing it, but it did occur to me recently I might be able to just pay someone to do it for me... if I can afford it, which I probably can't without hugely straining myself.
But so many people are practically begging me to try to get it onto the switch, and telling me I could sell so many more copies if I did, the pressure is high so I really need to try to figure it out.
Do the most Chad solution, release it on a Game Boy cartrage.