This project was created and programmed by Dylan Raub.
Special thanks goes to Richard Warden, whom without I wouldn't have even tried Pyweek,
and who's input and ideas have always been of significant importance to me.

Most of the music was remixed versions of Megaman 3 songs, excluding the song at the end of the game, which Dylan Raub
composed himself. Credit for the original Megaman 3 songs goes to Yasuaki Fujita. The death music is from The Legend of
Zelda - credit for that theme goes to Koji Kondo.

This project was done as part of October PyWeek #19.
For more details, go check out www.pyweek.org.

 ===== RUNNING THE GAME =====

To run the source-code for most operating system (Windows, Linux, Mac OS), first make sure the below dependencies
have been met. After that, simply double-click the file named "NeverEndingDungeon.py", or run the file through console
if your root "python.exe" file is not from the python27 folder.

 ===== DEPENDENCIES/REQUIREMENTS =====

This project can run on Windows XP (or higher).

This project hasn't been tested yet on other operating systems,
but it should run on most Linux distributions and some of the most modern Mac OS's.

To run the source-code on any OS, you'll need:

 - python 2.7.x (I'd recommend 2.7.8, since it's the most stable.)
   https://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7.8/

 - pygame 1.9.2a0 (For Windows users. Install the one that matches the version of your python install - whether it was 32 bit or 64 bit is important!)
   http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pygame

   OR

   The most recent, official version of pygame for your OS.
   http://www.pygame.org/download.shtml

 ===== MISC =====

Please see the file named "LICENCE" for details regarding the licence for this project.

A WORD OF WARNING: Run and/or modify this project at your own risk. Python can screw up your computer, so don't
run this project if you're not ready to accept responsibility for anything that could go wrong. Also, since this
project was coded in such a short amount of time, many safe-guards were never put into place that should have been
- so, again, modify at your own risk.