Edmund Wong did a bloody shooting game for GBA. It has been released over at GBAdev.orghttp://gbadev.org/
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Gameboy AdvanceRainbow Intro by PulstarDRAGON Breakout by Jeff MassungVitamins (Milestone 1) by Damian YerrickGameboy ClassicRoader GB by Jay CookGP 32Nibbler 2003 (14th March 2003)gp32 Frodo (Beta 6) by Mike DawsonNintendo 64Shufflepuck 64 by djax&cliffi
Damian Yerrick send a new game over to GBAdev.org! Here are a few lines from the readme.txt:
Vitamins is a Dr. M clone for PC, part of the freepuzzlearena package. Developed independently from Nintendo’s program, Vitamins offers crisp control, sharp graphics, and freedom. And now it’s coming to the GBA.This is Vitamins Milestone 1, the initial preview release intended primarily to establish FIRST POST! of drug matching on the GBA platform. It can run in VisualBoyAdvance, from a flash cartridge, or from multiboot.
A lot of changes. Frodo gettin’ better each release 🙂
Now uses Groepaz’s direct rendering code for a big speedup. Speed limiting to 100% is fixed. With the cpu back at 133 it now does 50fps/zero frameskip (that’s worth the batteries 🙂 Includes FrodoPC.fxe which is slower but has more precise cycle emulation. Some games will work with FrodoPC.fxe that don’t work with Frodo.fxe and vice versa.
My old mate”sack”did a remake of Nibbler. Nibbler was actually written for the GBC and is now avaliable on GP32. Current release from 14th March is the second (The images are 1/2 in size due to bandwith issues).
Jeff Massung, the creator of DRAGON Basic, released another game made with his basic style coding language. The DRAGON Basic source of Mine-Sweeper contains the binary as well. The .zip has been added to the PDROMS archive too.
Playstation 2R-Eleven by NoRecessTravel by NippYVume Vuu by adresd
Will we have a GBA emulator for GP32 soon? Via the link below you can check acouple of screenshots. I’m not sure if it’s fake or not, since a person I know claims to had a beta. Regarding his experience everything seems to be really slow. Oh well… make your own opinion!http://gp32club.consolemul.com/html/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=33
PocketNES v9 received a small bugfix. But read more:
Flubba released a minor bugfix version 9.1 of PocketNES: Fixed an issue with scanlines in NTSC, fixes Burger Time and Wizards&Warriors