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Mario Inna Space v1.0, FREEWARE,  September 13, 2007
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Created by:    Jim McGinley (design, programming, some graphics and sound)
Company:       Bigpants - www.bigpants.ca
Contact:       jimmcginley@rogers.com
Created for:   www.tigsource.com B-Game Competition - a fantastic indie games site
If you like this, you'll love Noodle > http://www.tojam.ca/games_2007/noodle.asp

Goal:
   Get Mario to the flag pole.
   Since Mario is on the moon, his jumps are WAY overpowered.
   This makes the game extremely challenging and frustrating.
   Getting to the flag pole may be impossible.

Controls:
   Left & Right Arrow Keys - Move Left & Right, can change direction while jumping
   Up Arrow or Spacebar    - Jump
   Shift or Ctrl           - Extra speed (move twice as fast, jump twice as high)
                             * Cannot change the speed while jumping *

Acknowledgements:
   Music and Images are copyright, trademarked and whatever else of their respective owners.

   Super Mario Character - Nintendo
   http://www.nintendo.com/home

   Mario Images provided by - The Shyguy Kingdom
   http://tsgk.captainn.net/index.php?p=sheetinfo&t=577

   Music - cover of "Across the Universe" by Fiona Apple
   (it's got a great video, and was featured in a great movie starring Peter Parker)
   http://www.amazon.com/Across-Universe-Fiona-Apple/dp/B00000JM8T

   Kick-Ass Earth Image - Nasa
   http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view_rec.php?id=2429

   Galaxy Image downloaded from -
   http://www.freewebs.com/universegal/galaxies.htm    (doubt they are the original owner)

   Background Stars - Journal of Ysaneya (heavily modified)
   http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/mod/journal/journal.asp?jn=263350&cmonth=7&cyear=2005

   Mario Font provided by - Chlorine
   http://loosefoot.com/chlorine   chlorine@bigfoot.com

Technology:
   Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0.
   "All of the drawbacks of Flash, with none of the Advantages"
   





