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Resource Hacker to start using its features. The interface will present various tools and options for managing resources.Modifying Cave Story with Resource Hacker[]Cave Story is a beloved indie game developed by Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya. Its charm and depth have led to a vibrant modding community that frequently uses tools like Resource Hacker to customize and enhance the game. Here’s a detailed guide on how to use Resource Hacker to modify Cave Story:1. Preparing the Game Files[]Before making any modifications, ensure that you have a backup of the original Cave Story files. This backup will allow you to restore the game to its original state if needed.Locate Game Files: Find the Cave Story executable file (usually named Doukutsu.exe) and any relevant data files within the game directory.Backup: Create a copy of the executable and any other files you plan to modify. Store these backups in a separate location for safekeeping.2. Exploring Resources[]Open Resource Hacker: Launch Resource Hacker and open the Cave Story executable file (Doukutsu.exe).Navigate the Resource Tree: Examine the Resource Tree to identify the different resources embedded in the executable. Common resources to look for include icons, bitmaps, dialogs, and strings.3. Modifying Game Resources[]Editing Icons and Bitmaps[]Select Resource Type: In the Resource Tree, locate the resources related to game graphics, such as icons and bitmaps.Edit: Right-click on the resource you want to modify (e.g., an icon or bitmap) and select the appropriate option to edit. Resource Hacker allows you to open the resource in a built-in editor or import a new file.Save Changes: After making modifications, save the changes to the executable. Ensure that the new graphics are correctly formatted and compatible with the game.Changing Dialogs and Menus[]Find Dialogs and Menus: Locate dialog and menu resources within the Resource Tree.Modify Layout: Right-click on a dialog or menu resource and select

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Praise kept me from getting it earlier. I was very wrong...Cave Story tells the story of "Quote", a humanoid robot that awakes in a mysterious cave. The cave eventually leads him to a small village filled with small rabbit-like creatures who call themselves "Mimiga". Here you learn that an evil doctor has been kidnapping their kind for some evil purpose and that a girl called Sue is probably the reason for it. After finding Sue, though, you discover that the doctor has bigger plans than just experimenting on cute animals. Naturally, you team up with a handful of others who seek to oppose him and set out on adventure.What really sells the story is just how subtly it gets you emotionally invested. The Mimiga are all friendly, polite and cute, causing your cuteness-gland to explode into a loud "Awwww". The cast of main characters is also very varied and likable, such as the Amnesiac robot "Curly" or the excitable villain "Balrog". Most of the crew also gets plenty of screen-time and dialogue, so you get plenty of enjoyment out of them. There is nothing truly bothersome about the story either; no offensive material, no dragging cut-scenes, no obnoxious exposition... It just all works so well.There are also three different endings that you can pursue, but not by the Deus Ex: Human Revolution way of just pushing a button. The ending you get is based entirely on your own actions, but never in a way that punishes you or leaves you paranoid about messing up in decisive situations. The "bad" ending also genuinely feels like you skipped out on content, while the "neutral" ending is nice while still making you feel guilty about some of the feats you couldn't achieve.GameplayCave Story is a lot like Super Metroid, in the sense that it's a 2-dimensional shooter with RPG elements. Over the course of the game you unlock various weapons and discover secrets that give you more health or ammunition. You use all of these against a variety of enemies while platforming through the many themed stages. Like many other Metroidvania titles, this game prioritizes boss-fights. The only major difference is that Cave Story puts more emphasis on the story than either Metroid or Castlevania.There are also a few twists too: Most enemies drop experience points when killed, which you can pick up to level up your weapons. Doing so increases their power,

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