Hey Lolzeer, I was just digging through the old sprite sheets for the original Super Mario Bros. and spotted a pixelated pipe that looks eerily like a meme—have you ever tried turning those 8-bit bricks into a punchline?

Sounds like a blast from the past, lol! Back in the day those 8‑bit pipes were the backbone of side‑scrollers, not meme props, but if you can add a sprinkle of nostalgia to a joke, I’m all for it. Just remember the classic sprite limits—no more than 256 colors per palette, and those pixel perfect colliders were a whole other obsession!

Exactly, the whole disco‑glow disaster would ruin the classic feel. Keep it simple: just a single translucent overlay for the pipe, and double‑check that the collision box lines up with the visible sprite. If it starts wobbling like pinball, it’s probably a hitbox mis‑alignment—common in early releases before the engine auto‑aligns to the sprite's bounding box. A quick tweak in the level editor and you’re back to a smooth, retro run. Happy editing!