Contra Stuff (NES)

It seems Teki Out is the sound the enemies make when you shoot them. They basically explode. The only thing I can think of is Implode.

Also you can take screenshots with YY-CHR

I was wondering if I could get some opinions for the sound test. It appears as if there's some japanese onomotopeia and I've figured out most of them, but there's a few I can't get. So far the changes include:

Demo - Intro
Heri - Heli
Nobiru - Extend (Apparently this is the sound the antena makes in-between stages)
Hibiware - Crack (Could do Cracking as well)
Damege - Damage
Teki Out - ? (No idea)
Chakuchi - ? (Couldn't get a defintion for this. Since there's an 8 character limit, it might be an abbreviation)
Senser - Sensor (Probably go with Alarm though)
Kanden - Shock
Hirai - Flying
Bakuha - Blast


Incidently, that font of the Jedi was too big when I tried to import it. It ended up being 16x24.

"Teki" is the Japanese word for enemy, so it definitely the sound that the regular enemies makes when you kill them.

"Demo Gun" refers to the sound effects used for the player's gun during the attract mode.

"Chakuchi" means to land, but I don't know exactly when this particular sound effect is used.

I was wondering if I could get some opinions for the sound test. It appears as if there's some japanese onomotopeia and I've figured out most of them, but there's a few I can't get. So far the changes include:

Demo - Intro
Heri - Heli
Nobiru - Extend (Apparently this is the sound the antena makes in-between stages)
Hibiware - Crack (Could do Cracking as well)
Damege - Damage
Teki Out - ? (No idea)
Chakuchi - ? (Couldn't get a defintion for this. Since there's an 8 character limit, it might be an abbreviation)
Senser - Sensor (Probably go with Alarm though)
Kanden - Shock
Hirai - Flying
Bakuha - Blast


Incidently, that font of the Jedi was too big when I tried to import it. It ended up being 16x24.

"Teki" is the Japanese word for enemy, so it definitely the sound that the regular enemies makes when you kill them.

"Demo Gun" refers to the sound effects used for the player's gun during the attract mode.

"Chakuchi" means to land, but I don't know exactly when this particular sound effect is used.

Haha. Yeah, I forgot about "teki". If you wanted to make a pun out of it, you could call it "Takeout" (as てきアウト and テークアウト are relatively similar). XD

~DS

I’d caution against “extend”, unless it specifically means “getting lives by scoring a certain amount of points”. That’s what it means in arcade-type games like these.

I’d caution against “extend”, unless it specifically means “getting lives by scoring a certain amount of points”. That’s what it means in arcade-type games like these.

I agree, I suggest Radio or Antenna.

Alright, thank you.

I've actually got a screenshot for Chakuchi now and I suppose Landing seems appropriate.

http://yojimbo.eludevisibility.org/Contra/8.png

How about stomp or stomping?

Landing could be confused with the landing of the helicoper or something like that.

In this case stomping sounds more like what that enemy is doing when he jumps.