NES

Bootee

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Emulator

Frame rate: 0 FPS
Speed: 0 %
Uptime: 0:00
Controller: Keyboard

Emulated console

CPU: Ricoh 2A03 (6502), 1.79 MHz
Memory: 2 KB RAM
Video: PPU, 256×240, 54 colors
Video memory: 2 KB VRAM
Sound: 5 channels: 2 pulse, triangle, noise, DPCM
Cartridge: Mapper 0 · NROM, 32 KB / 8 KB
Emulator core: FCEUmm (EmulatorJS)

About Bootee

Platform: NES
Developer: The Mojon Twins
Year: 2018
Genre: Platformer
Players: 1
License: Homebrew

Cheril is stuck in a magic boot that never stops jumping in this Mojon Twins platformer, a 2018 NES port of their 2013 ZX Spectrum game.

A stranger talks Cheril into the boot as the vehicle she needs to find three legendary stars of power. Since the boot jumps on its own, you only steer it, crouch for a lower jump and charge a spit attack that pushes enemies back. You can also land on an enemy and ride it.

Each stage is a set of rooms, some locked until you find a key, and is cleared by collecting twenty coins hidden in tricky spots. Cheril starts with five lives, and red hearts give more. The NES version has better graphics, sound effects and music than the Spectrum original; it uses Shiru's NESLib and FamiTone, with music by Davidian.

Facts

NES port released in 2018 of the Mojon Twins' 2013 ZX Spectrum game.
The NES version improves the graphics, sound effects and music.

Cartridge

Mapper: 0 · NROM
PRG / CHR: 32 KB / 8 KB
Mirroring: Horizontal
Saves: No

40,976 bytes · CRC32 39C26720 · MD5 33ddb5a56308f4af1e5893a484b86e74

Keyboard controls

D-pad: ← ↑ ↓ →
A: Z
B: X
Start: Enter
Select: V

Steam Controller

D-pad: D-pad
A: A
B: B
Start: Start
Select: Select

Xbox controller

D-pad: D-pad
A: A
B: B
Start: Menu
Select: View

DualSense controller

D-pad: D-pad
A: ✕
B: ○
Start: Options
Select: Create

Keys and controller buttons can be remapped with the Controls button under the game. Save and Load keep a snapshot of the game in your browser. Steam Controller works as a gamepad through Steam Input. On phones, on-screen buttons appear.