Bastian from Germany sent me his latest GBA game called”Space Invaders 2600″.
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I got a total of eight submissions:GBamatron by Dr. Hirudo (Gameboy)Grecotron by Dave VanEe (Gameboy Color)WWartron by Gytis (Gameboy Advance)Pocketron by Torlus (Neo Geo Pocket Color)Escape From Llama by Jum (GP32)GP Camel by Snesy and Illumninatus (GP32)Llamabooost by LordGraga and DayDream (Gameboy Advance)GodTron by Wub (GP32)This makes up 1 x GB, 1 x GBC, 2 x GBA, 1 x NGPC and 3 x GP32. The screenshot page should be up within the next 48 hours. Results will be out around Sunday (15th February) along with the downloads. Thanks to everyone who submitted his entry to make the compo possible. – Kojote[Update]Submission page is up (left frame, PDR Coding Compos). Only screenshots are avaliable yet. No downloads, no results!
Emuman updated the current preview version of Xigon One which is going to be a solid shooter for the GP32. More information and download of the WIP-version on his page.http://home.rochester.rr.com/emumanweb
JyCet updated his puzzlegame Flip-It recently. It’s now on version 0.6. You can grab the download from his page.http://anthologie.emu-france.com/
Finally the judges of the ADIC 2003 competition made their decisions. The winner of this GP32 game coding competition is decided. Head over to the official results.http://adic2003.gp32news.com/
Brandnew intro for the GBA called Sand 2.http://www.harmlesslion.com/software/Sand2
YAFL (Yet Another File Launcher) is an application similar to Pacrom and others. It’s an alternative way to boot files from your GP32. Details at Woo’s page.http://gp32.sector808.org/
PGEN, an Genesis/Megadrive emulator for the Playstation 2 has been updated. Version 1.2 is mainly a bugfix release. Details and download from it’s homepage.http://pgen.gamebase.ca/
GBAGI is a Sierra adventure game interpreter/emulator for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. With the use of a flash cart on your GBA, you can play all your AGI games on the portable. Not only can you play Sierra’s adventure games, but also your own, and dozens of homebrew games made by other enthusiasts! The authors wordsfor the new release:
The save/restore problems were due to the way the view/picture information was being stored in the SRAM. It’s completely fixed. As well, The restore dialog no longer has the name edit field enabled, so you can save your game with one less button press (it makes game play more enjoyable, heh).The inventory bug was due to certain opcode parameters being addressed as immediate values rather than variable references. It’s been completely fixed as well. Thanks to Juha Terho for finding these, you’re one of the best beta testers around!
A waterfallroutine by Debray Matthieu has been released at GBAdev.orghttp://www.gbadev.org/