Last Crown by Light Games is an entry to the BITBIT Jam 2015 coding competition.
You’re the last soldier of your army and you must defeat the evil army of Ffohlessah. With your marvellous valirian sword, you have to recover the crown to conquer the earth.
Phantasy are back from the dead with the amazing Game Boy Color demo It Came from Planet Zilog. Released yesterday at Revision 2015 in Saarbrücken/Germany.
Chord is a monophonic synth program for the original Nintendo Game Boy. The idea was to make something that can be played like an instrument, but with the limitations of the few buttons available. No extra accessories. No midi keyboards.
You build “chords” of five notes and play them back using the pulsewave channel, with full sound register settings control and optional arpeggiator.
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 is a 8-bit demake of Mortal Kombat 3 for the Game Boy Color by PSC. MK3 has been seen for plenty platforms and systems, but never for the GBC until now! Actually until now is also not 100% correct as the game is currently still in private Beta. The project is non commercial and non profit. There is no release yet, but plenty of pictures and videos.
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 (Game Boy Color) with commentary.
For those of you who are deeper into Game Boy Color:
– It’s dual-compatible
– Runs around 60 fps
– Supports Super GB 2-player
– Many of the animations have the same number of frames as the Arcade version!
– Uses virtually all of the known hardware tricks: 40+ sprites, LYC parallax scrolling, animated backgrounds, flicker effects, background tiles as “sprites” (this is how Scorpion’s spear and SubZero’s ice blast don’t flicker, as well as the large blood splash), multiple OAM buffers, etc.
Steins Gate is a clone/remake of the 8-bit sequel to the Steins Gate anime/visual novel. Coded by calc84maniac. Even though it’s a non-canon spin-off, it does contain major spoilers for the original Steins Gate story. It might not make sense unless you’ve watched/played Steins Gate.
Slider is a Game Boy game by Jaeden Amero. Turn it up to eleven, two to the power of eleven that is, with Slider. Slider is the latest 2048 clone, and this time it’s more portable than ever.