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DS development > the macgyver movies

#39210 - nintendo - Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:09 am

i really liked this at first, then it started putting shitty songs in more and more often and less of what i originally wanted to hear anyone else having this problem? maybe it's just the types of
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#39211 - dagamer34 - Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:16 am

Time is patience.

At this time, unless you have a PassMe, results are rather inconsistent in terms of testing and debugging. I too have been waiting for some tutorials, but in the mean time, it would do inexperienced programmers some good to learn the GBA first as useful skills learned on that platform will carry over to the DS. Also, you will then be able to poke around any of the many public available demos and learn for yourself (although the hard way) how to code for the DS.

There are bound to be tutorials available, but if you really are that ambitious, you can go out there and learn for yourself. :)
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Little kids and Playstation 2's don't mix. :(

#39230 - Lynx - Wed Apr 06, 2005 6:21 am

Here is PhoenixRising's programmers guide:

http://www.dspassme.com/programmers_guide/

It's based off of development under Linux, but the coding is the same for any OS.

Take a look and see if it's what your looking for. He's working on it all the time, so check back if he hasn't gotten to the section you are looking for.