Notch is a complete and utter massive shithead. But I'll be keeping this code up anyway. Historical reasons or whatever. Some people starred and forked and I don't want to yank the rug out from under them.
Original readme follows. Links all dead now. Updated to Wayback Machine copies.
- William Wenge-Murphy, 2021
A copy of the code for "Infinite Mario Brothers". Originally written by Markus "Notch" Persson (a.k.a the Minecraft guy). Converted from Java to AS3 by a Japanese programmer known only - as far as I can tell - as "Flashrod"
Notch:
http://www.mojang.com/notch/mario/
Flashrod:
http://space.geocities.jp/flashr0d/
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/flashrod/20061209
Copyright:
Images and sounds are copyright Nintendo. You should replace them with original content!
Code originally by Notch, and released into the public domain (see doc/LICENSE.txt)
Flash conversion, apparently, also released into the public domain. (see doc/README_ja_JP_utf8.txt)
I don't speak Japanese, but I believe his readme says his code is "under the same license" as the original
I've uploaded it to make a few tweaks:
- Levels don't change when you re-enter them
- Working score
- Spinies die from fire
- Power down on death
- Less Bullet Bills, more pits
- Buzzy Beetles
My contributions are also released back into the public domain.
-- Billy Wenge-Murphy, 2011