#168937 - veubeke - Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:39 am
Hi there.
I want to announce my first two DS projects.
The first is a port of a game called Gnome Quod. It is similar to Connect Four only that you are trying to draw the corners of a square instead of a row. The goal of the port was to add a DS-friendly interface while keeping the (quite addicting) game mechanics. You'll find the binary, source and screenshots at quod.23inch.de. I tested it with no$gba and DeSmuME.
The second game is a variation of KJumpingCube. I wanted to play around with tiles so I figured, I'd try to use triangles instead of squares. The result is a completely different game that is still fun to play. You'll find the binary, source and a screenshot at jump.23inch.de. It works with no$gba but not in DeSmuME, which seems to have a problem with the module I used for background music.
Both games are most fun when played with more than one person though they have built-in AI, too.
So let me know, what you think. I just started playing around with the DS and am always happy to get some feedback.
So long,
veubeke
I want to announce my first two DS projects.
The first is a port of a game called Gnome Quod. It is similar to Connect Four only that you are trying to draw the corners of a square instead of a row. The goal of the port was to add a DS-friendly interface while keeping the (quite addicting) game mechanics. You'll find the binary, source and screenshots at quod.23inch.de. I tested it with no$gba and DeSmuME.
The second game is a variation of KJumpingCube. I wanted to play around with tiles so I figured, I'd try to use triangles instead of squares. The result is a completely different game that is still fun to play. You'll find the binary, source and a screenshot at jump.23inch.de. It works with no$gba but not in DeSmuME, which seems to have a problem with the module I used for background music.
Both games are most fun when played with more than one person though they have built-in AI, too.
So let me know, what you think. I just started playing around with the DS and am always happy to get some feedback.
So long,
veubeke