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Pong “in space”.

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The first Sliding Puzzle using full DOUBLE SCREEN on NDS is an Homebrew.

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PongClassicDS is firstly a remake of Pong (the first game made), secondly a Pong-like game with Solo and Multi Mode (with AIs !), and last but not least, there’s a psychadelic Mode which is a mode where you’ll discover controls !

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Game Melody Oratorio teaches simple game melodies via a virtual piano. Featured melodies are Super Mario Bros (Nintendo), Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega), Tetris (Nintendo), Bubble Bobble (Taito) and The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo).

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You are the only hope left for earth. Seek and destroy the universal threat!

Original version was submitted in recent PDROMS compo. eKid spent all day recolouring the graphics for NeoCompo.

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In classic game you should move falling cube with stylet or motion to connect right side to left. You can downgrade once a selected cube with down or B key. Make combo (multiplicate points) with followed lines.

In puzzle game move cubes vertically with stylet (no motion supported). Downgrade a selected cube by down or B and add a new line with L or R key.

The ten best scores are saved for each game and each level/time.

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Vertical shot’em up, see included “readme.txt” for further details.

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Legion is an isometric 3D Action/Shooting game set in a Fallout-like post apocalyptic world. You play as Brutus, a mutant who is accompanied by a quite unnerving machine…CHAP.

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Wee Basic is a BASIC interpreter for the NDS – programming and debugging are performed on the DS.

Wee Basic now allows the use of sprites and backgrounds so you can try your hand with real Nintendo DS games using simple BASIC.

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Version 0.4

To use the demo program,put Wee and all of the gif files and demo.txt into the root directory of your card.
Then load the demo in Wee Basic, press A or start to run and enjoy!
Don’t forget to DLDI patch Wee for your card.

Fixed:
– bugs with nested ifs

Added:
– neo splash screen
– sprites on both screens (must be gif files)
– backgrounds on both screens (must be gif files)
– can uses start or A to start a program running
– new commands:

loadspr number,screen,x,y,,width,height,file name (creates a sprite specified by the file name on the screen specified at the specified coordinates)
movspr number, screen, x,y (moves an existing sprite specified by the number to new coordinates x and Y on the screen)
delspr number, screen (deletes the specified sprite)
backgr screen, file name (creates a background on the specified screen with the gif file specified by the file name)

Notes:
– file names must be valid gif files and you must specify the full file name
– gif files must be kept in the root directory of your card
– don’t try to move or delete sprites that you haven’t created
– each screen has its own numbered sprites, so you can specify the number 1 for a sprite on the top and bottom screens but don’t specify the same number for sprites on the same screen

(Look at the demo program for examples)

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DSision is a homebrew loader, a good replacement for menus on cards like the GnM.

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