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September 20th, 2012, 01:25 Posted By: wraggster
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nds4droid v13 is released. nds4droid is a free, open source Nintendo DS emulator for Android based on DeSmuME. It is currently in it's infancy but does support most of the features one would expect in an emulator.
nds4droid v13 Changelog:
- Hotfix for devices with buggy OpenSL ES drivers that caused sound not to work with a microphone enabled
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September 20th, 2012, 01:14 Posted By: wraggster
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NESICIDE v.15 is released. NESICIDE is an Integrated Development Environment for the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). NESICIDE is a NES development application written with MFC and works only on Windows. The goal of NESICIDE2 is to bring this application into the modern age; it will support all 3 major platforms, as well as feature an easier to use interface. It will also have a community element that will allow users to share code, multimedia, and even entire projects/games. This is a new project and much is left to be done.
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September 20th, 2012, 00:59 Posted By: wraggster
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WiiMC v1.3.1 is released. WiiMC is an open source media player for the Nintendo Wii. The GUI is powered by libwiigui.
WiiMC Features:
* Attractive libwiigui-based interface, designed with the Wii in mind
* Most essential difference from MPlayer CE and the like: completely GUI based, no fiddling .conf files should ever be necessary (except for on-line media)
* Picture viewer
* Music player
* On-line media support
* FAT32/NTFS from SD and USB 2.0 (FAT32 recommended)
* Network playback via SMB, HTTP, and FTP
* Multi-language support: Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Dutch, English, Estonian, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Spanish
WiiMC v1.3.1 Changelog:
* Fixed YouTube (thanks jhb50!)
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September 20th, 2012, 00:54 Posted By: wraggster
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DeSmuME SVN r4401 is compiled. DeSmuME is an open source Nintendo DS(NDS) emulator for Linux, Mac OS and Windows. DeSmuME supports save states, the ability to increase the size of the screen and it supports filters to improve image quality. DeSmuME also supports microphone use on Windows and Linux ports, as well as direct video and audio recording. The emulator also features a built-in movie recorder.
DeSmuME SVN Changelog:
r4401
JIT:
- fix bug in BX/BLX THUMB instructions (fix set CPU T-flag);
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September 20th, 2012, 00:44 Posted By: wraggster
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This is an Arkanoid clone programmed for the gba.
Features:
* 32 predefined levels
* Level editor built-in
* All extra pills of original version
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September 20th, 2012, 00:10 Posted By: wraggster
I just finished a viewing of the fabulous Shin Megami Tensei 4 trailer. In a month I'll be playing Pokemon Black 2 & White 2, and Dragon Quest X andMonter Hunter 3 Ultimate are set for the Wii U. Once again I'm reminded that Nintendo's platforms might not have all of the Japanese RPGs, but they have most of the good ones.
On the subject of Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate: What does the announcement that it will be released on the Wii U mean for Japan? Is the series finally ready to make the leap in the U.S. now that it's about to released on a (presumably) mainstream console? The answers may not end up deciding the Wii U's ultimate fate, but they should offer some insight into how the system's library will shape up.
Most of you have probably heard about the Monster Hunter frenzy in Japan by now, since it's a good five years old at this points. Thanks to a unique combination of urban density, falling PSP prices and peer pressure, Monster Hunter has become a cultural force in Japan. In the face of this cultural climate, any new Monster Hunter game brings with it a certain amount of pressure to join in with the group.
Monster Hunter has enjoyed niche success in the U.S., but the factors that propelled its meteoric rise in Japan have been largely absent on this side of the Pacific. Put simply, it's tough to find another Monster Hunter fan in the west, which is a problem for a game that puts so much stock in its multiplayer experience. If you're really dedicated, you can attend meetups organized over the internet, but not many gamers seem persistent in that effort. I know I'm not.
http://www.joystiq.com/2012/09/19/ca...-u-s-and-boos/
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September 20th, 2012, 00:02 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo of America president, Reggie Fils-Aime has explained the decision to exclude white and silver versions of the 3DS XL from the region.
 According to the exec, blue, red or even pink handhelds perform better in the North American market than white versions.He told IGN: "We have launched silver- and white-coloured GBAs, DSes, DSis, and in our market [and] they don't sell very well. So instead of approaching this lighter-colored product as a mass [product], we're going to look at the opportunity on a much more limited basis.
"You might see a limited-time offer with a white or silver 3DS XL, or we might colorize it slightly differently. But in terms of an ongoing SKU, the consumer has responded in our marketplace and said that, for a handheld gaming device from Nintendo, that kind of white or silver doesn't sell nearly as well as blue or red or even pink."
Nintendo is set to launch both white and black Wii U consoles in both North America and Europe this November.
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September 19th, 2012, 23:26 Posted By: wraggster
Deployment to future Nintendo console coming to engine; platform holder gains distribution rights
Unity has secured a deal with Nintendo that will see the former's engine support deployment to the forthcoming Wii U console.
The deal will also grant Nintendo the right to distribute the development platform to its in-house, external, and third party licensee developers, who will be able to use the tech to make Wii U games along with Unity's existing 1.2 million users.
“The rapid growth of incredible games coming from the experienced and talented developers in our community makes Unity the new development platform of choice for triple-A console developers,” said David Helgason, CEO of Unity Technologies.
“Nintendo’s unfettered access to Unity will produce a wealth of insanely good games from knowledgeable Nintendo developers and the Wii U deployment add-on will create an amazing opportunity for our massive community of developers to showcase their incredible creativity on one of the most anticipated and innovative gaming platforms to date.”
Unity's Wii U support will be made widely available in 2012, offering users access to the full Unity feature set.
http://www.develop-online.net/news/4...nks-Wii-U-deal
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September 19th, 2012, 23:11 Posted By: wraggster
Majesco announced today Zumba® Fitness Core, the first and only video game designed to sculpt your abs within an exhilarating dance-fitness, total body workout, launches October 16, 2012 in North America for $39.99 on both the Wii™ system from Nintendo and on Kinect™ for Xbox 360®.
Take a look at the newest addition to the hit video game franchise that has sold more than eight million copies worldwide with the latest batch ofZumba® Fitness Core screenshots. Check out in-game venues, superstar Zumba® instructors and exclusive gameplay when you click here.
Zumba® Fitness Core features 40 new songs and routines, 33 international dance styles from around the world and hot new choreography designed to sculpt stronger abs through a total body workout. PARTY YOUR ABS OFF™ as celebrity Zumba instructors guide you through routines set to a range of current chart-topping hits, era classics, exclusive re-records and genre-blending fusion tracks that together with new Zumba® original songs, deliver the most diverse range of dance styles of any Zumba® Fitness game to date. Choose from 45 different pre-set classes or customize your workout to suit your preference. New fitness features include nutrition and lifestyle tips plus personal goals you can work toward to keep motivated. Skip the crunches and dance your way to tight, toned abs with this engaging new interactive fitness experience!
Zumba® Fitness Core will launch October 16, 2012 for the Wii™ system from Nintendo and Kinect™ for Xbox 360®. A playable Kinect for Xbox 360 demo is also now available on Xbox LIVE® Marketplace for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. Pre-order the game and find out more at www.ZumbaFitnessGame.com.
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September 19th, 2012, 23:08 Posted By: wraggster
Turtle Beach, pioneer and market-leader of the gaming headset category, today announces its officially licensed headsets, the Ear Force NLa and Ear Force N11, for Nintendo’s Wii U™ system. Created in collaboration with Nintendo, worldwide pioneer in the creation of interactive entertainment, and based on Turtle Beach’s legacy of audio supremacy, the NLa and N11 offer Wii U™ gamers a pair of solid entry level headsets at competitive price points.
“We are very excited to be working with Turtle Beach to launch the N11 and NLa for the new Wii U,” said Steve Singer, Vice President of Licensing, Nintendo of America Inc. “We look forward to fans having a high quality audio experience with our newest console.”
Available in both black and white, the Ear Force NLa is the perfect headset for Nintendo gamers seeking high-fidelity audio and superior comfort at an affordable price. The NLa combines high-fidelity stereo game audio and crystal-clear communication in a sleek, lightweight and durable design. Created explicitly for use with the Wii U™ GamePad controller, the NLa features in-line volume control and noise-isolating ear cushions allowing for personalized audio while blocking out distractions. For gamers on the go, the NLa’s 4-pole connector can easily disconnect from the Wii U™ GamePad and connect to portable devices such as the Nintendo 3DS™ and Nintendo DS™ hand-held systems. Arriving in Q4 2012, the NLa MSRP is $34.95.
Available in black, the Ear Force N11 headset is the ideal headset for Nintendo gamers seeking a more audio immersive experience. Its acoustically angled 50mm speakers deliver extended bass with extraordinary dynamic range for optimum audio performance. With a fully adjustable, lightweight headband and breathable mesh ear cushions, the N11 is designed for extreme comfort during long sessions with Wii U™. It also has a 4-pole connector that easily plugs-in to portable devices such as the Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo DS. Arriving in Q4, the N11 MSRP is $49.95.
“The Wii U launch will prove to be one of biggest gaming console events of the year and we couldn’t be more excited to support Wii U with dedicated headsets,” said Bob Picunko, Chief Marketing Officer of Turtle Beach. “The advanced capabilities of the Wii U system offer us the chance to deliver gamers the kind of quality they fully expect from both Turtle Beach and Nintendo.”
To learn more about Turtle Beach, visit its booth at the Tokyo Game Show in Tokyo from Sept. 20-23 within the Makuhari Messe, Hall 2, booth 1-N6, or visit the Turtle Beach website at http://www.turtlebeach.com.
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September 19th, 2012, 22:34 Posted By: wraggster
Consumers in the United States will soon see some famous faces talking about their love for the wide array of games and entertainment options available on Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo 3DS XLhand-held systems. On Oct. 1, Nintendo of America will launch a new campaign called "Play As You Are," designed to show how all kinds of women and young girls can explore their interests and express their individuality using the portable Nintendo 3DS – whether they consider themselves gamers or not. TV stars Dianna Agron (of Fox's Glee), Sarah Hyland (of ABC's Modern Family) and Olympic medal-winning gymnast Gabrielle Douglas are teaming up with Nintendo to showcase how games for Nintendo 3DS provide female players with fun, creative ways to challenge themselves and share what makes them unique.
Each of the three celebrities participating in the "Play As You Are" campaign will show how games for Nintendo 3DS engage their respective interests and personalities:
• Gabrielle Douglas became a household name after winning two gold medals as a member of the U.S. women's gymnastics team at the 2012 Olympic Games. She will appear in broadcast advertising and go for a different kind of gold in New Super Mario Bros. 2 (launched Aug. 19), a new hand-held adventure that challenges players to collect mountains of gold coins as they discover new levels, new power-ups and fun multiplayer options.
• Dianna Agron is not only a music lover like her character on Glee, she is also a dedicated fan, blogger and supporter of visual art. Fittingly, she will be featured in ads for Art Academy: Lessons for Everyone! (Oct. 1). The game lets players of any artistic skill level learn a wide range of painting and drawing techniques that can be applied in real life, from pencils to paints to pastels. She'll also appear in spots for the puzzle-solving adventure Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask (Oct. 28). Dianna is currently in production on the feature film Malavita, directed by Luc Besson and starring opposite Robert DeNiro and Michelle Pfeiffer.
• Sarah Hyland is a budding fashionista with a keen eye for clothing trends. Her role as Haley on TV's Emmy award-winning Modern Family is a great match for her fashion-forward style off-screen. She'll be seen in ads for Style Savvy: Trendsetters (Oct. 22), which lets players use thousands of items and accessories to create fabulous looks and manage their own customized clothing boutiques. Hyland also will star in a Nintendo 3DS holiday ad featuring Sparkle Snapshots 3D (Oct. 18), an application that lets users take 2D pictures, decorate them with 3D accents and share them with friends.
"These women are all amazing role models with their own unique tastes and talents," said Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America's executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. "They know firsthand how Nintendo 3DS can keep them entertained and engaged wherever they go. We think young girls and women of all ages will enjoy hearing what they have to say about their favorite games and activities on Nintendo 3DS."
From puzzle games to role-playing adventures and everything in-between, more than 126 software titles are currently available for Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo 3DS XL, with more downloadable content added to the online Nintendo eShop every week. In addition to games, consumers can use the system's built-in 3D camera and applications like Swapnote to connect with friends in creative ways. Nintendo 3DS users can also instantly watch thousands of TV shows and movies on Nintendo 3DS with a Netflix unlimited streaming membership and broadband Internet connection.
Since launching in 2011, the original Nintendo 3DS system has sold more than 19 million units worldwide. Nintendo 3DS XL, which launched on Aug. 19, 2012, has 90 percent larger screens than the original Nintendo 3DS, allowing users to immerse themselves even more deeply into their games and entertainment. Both versions of the system include built-in wireless features such as StreetPass and SpotPass, built-in cameras and the ability to enjoy games, movies and video content in 3D without the need for special glasses.
Remember that Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo 3DS XL feature parental controls that let adults manage the content their children can access. For more information about this and other features, visit http://www.nintendo.com/3ds.
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September 19th, 2012, 13:26 Posted By: wraggster
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ICE64 is a Nintendo N64 emulator based of the code from NICE64 v2.1.2.
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ICE64 v3.3(Beta) is released!
posted 16 hours ago by Pokefan 999 [ updated 15 hours ago ]
ICE64 beta releases are meant for ICE64 testers and advance users who knows the risk involved.
Normal users should use v3.0(Final) or wait for v4.0(Final).
Core Changes
rewrite some of the gfx plugin fb functions(experimental)
remove old hack(OB64 no longer needs it)
minor update on detect framebuffer usage function
rewrite copy self code check and handling
fix possible z copy code logic bug
fix minor set texture image, depth image and color image bug(experimental)
rewrite the ci count(previous) logic codes (experimental)
redo Mario Tennis hacks
fix upperleft grey square, remove all related hacks
fix black rectangle at the net during service fault or ball go out
fix Pokemon Stadium 2 mini games menu screens
gfx corruption fixed
"dead" slow speed fixed
serious gfx tearing using transfer pak fixed
fix Pokemon Stadium 2 random speed slowdown at Pokemon lab using transfer pak
organize pokemon pc - speed slowdown when selecting displayed pokemon moves fixed
pokedex pc - speed slowdown when displaying pokemon fixed except Charizard & family(???)
pokemon trade service - speed slowdown after trade completes and pokemon displayed fixed
fix dump textures hotkey regression
minor fix on MyGlide3x
refactor analyze block function and correct RA bug(experimental)
remove 2 old hacks from BAR hacks
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September 19th, 2012, 13:22 Posted By: wraggster
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Pokopom is an XInput input plugin for PSX emulators, PCSX2, nullDC 1.0.4, Chankast 0.25 and many N64 emulators.
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r96
-. Added a "disabled" checkbox. A nice reduction of XInput calls if you´re never going to use that controller.
-. Fixed nullDC stuff that got broken lately.
r95
-. Restore SVN rev version... *sighs*
r94
-. Added whitelist functionality. The whitelist must be named Insomina.whitelist and must be preset alongside Insomina itself. Also, it only affects the Prevent Screensaver function.
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September 19th, 2012, 13:20 Posted By: wraggster
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The NES emulator HalfNES has been updated.
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HalfNES Version Notes:
0.051 (9/17/2012)
Many more mappers added for this release.
Added Mappers:
15 (100 in 1 Contra Function 16)
33 and 48 (Taito TC0190FMC)
41 (Caltron/Myriad 6 in 1)
58 (Game Star multicart)
60 (reset based 4 in 1)
61 (super 42-in 1)
62 (700 in 1 Multicart)
65 (Irem H-3001)
67 (Sunsoft-3)
72 (Jaleco JF-17)
73 (VRC3)
75 (VRC1)
76 and 206 (Tengen MIMIC-1)
79 (NINA-3)
86 (Jaleco JF-13)
88 (NAMCOT-3433/3443)
92 (Jaleco JF-19)
112 (Chinese MIMIC-1 clone)
113 (NINA-6)
154 (NAMCOT-3453)
182 (Chinese MMC3 clone)
201 (8-in-1, 21-in-1 multicarts)
212 and 213 (9999999-in-1)
214 (Super Gun 20-in-1)
225 (58/64/72-in-1 multicarts)
226 (20-1n-1)
229 (31-in-1)
231 (20 in 1 multicart)
241 (Fan Kong Jing Ying)
242 (Wai Xing Zhan Shi / Dragon Quest VIII board)
244 (Decathlon)
255 (110/115 in 1 multicarts)
Other Changes:
-Changed decay after key off on VRC7 sound chip
-Changed color settings on NTSC renderer and rewrote encoding portion for better
speed (64 bit JVM also makes this faster) and no more horizontal bars.
-Passes sprite overflow basics test
-Fixed reset code to reset mapper before CPU
-Rom loader handles games with unusual/incorrect headers more gracefully
-APU square wave frequency is now correct
(would go out of tune at higher frequencies before)
-Full screen mode with maintain aspect ratio on now stretches to fill screen
-Added .exe and .sh versions of HalfNES to the standard JAR file to
work around systems where JAR files are difficult to make executable.
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September 19th, 2012, 13:15 Posted By: wraggster
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Wow, 2012, who would’ve thought we’d still be updating Wii64 nearly 5 years after its inception. I won’t be the first to admit that we have been putting off updating this blog – but sadly there hasn’t been all too much to talk about. When Wii64 started, as a team, we were all just university students messing about with our new understanding on how hardware works. Fast forward 5 years, we have mortgages to pay, relationships, etc… and real life doesn’t have a time slot in the day labelled “Wii64 development” on most days/weeks/months. Don’t get me wrong, there’s still the drive to get Wii64 to a nice and polished version, but it is taking its time now due to real life really hampering down on everything.
Now that the excuses/truth are out of the way, it’s time to actually divulge the progress (or lack thereof) we’ve made.
Dynamic recompiler re-write “rec2″
Tehpola has been working out the finer/final details surrounding the design and implementation of the new recompiler core which we’ve simply labelled “rec2″. In the interim, we’ve removed the non pure interpreter out of Wii64 as it was never working nor going to be useful for us. Rec2 is actually at the point of being coded now but not in a working state obviously as there is still the current recompiler to rip out. Once coding is complete, there’s bug fixes, potential minor re-writes if the design doesn’t cover a specific use case, etc.
Rice / glN64
There have been some minor improvements to glN64, but the big addition in the next release will be Rice, which is substantially faster than glN64 and supports more ucodes. Rice still has some combiner issues that need to be ironed out. Also, Rice doesn’t currently support framebuffer textures. We’d at least like to fix the combining issues before the next release.
Miscellaneous / Optimizations
I have been keeping Wii64 up to date behind the scenes with all the various libOGC changes/advancements. I’ve also been making minor optimizations such as saving 512KB of RAM by consolidating some memory structs, adding more previously interpreted instructions to the recompiler and other small adjustments. There are also other things we’ve picked up from other emulators that should help us gain further compatibility such as Blast Corps and DK64 intro fixes.
Before you all ask, why haven’t you released partial builds with the above features? It’s simply because, due to the recompiler changes, major parts of the emulator are unstable or totally broken when compared to the last publicly released version.
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September 19th, 2012, 13:13 Posted By: wraggster
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Not64 - an experimental modificationFeatures:
- Built with devkitRice.
- Available for Wii and GameCube.
- SMB share support from WiiSX.
- Reintroduce Zip file support.
- IDE-EXI v1/v2 support.
- AESND-powered audio.
- Minor performance enhancements.
- Some compatibility fixes.
- Graphics and user interface tweaks.
- Recognize the NTSC Zelda bonus disc.
New options:
- ScalePitch
Changes pitch according to emulation speed.
- VideoMode
0: Auto - 1: 480i60 - 2: 576i50 - 3: 480p60 - 4: 576p50
- TrapFilter
Affects composite video, similar to GameCube output.
Recommended for lower-end CRT TVs.
- smbusername, smbpassword, smbsharename, smbipaddr
Hopefully self-explanatory.
- rompath
Automatically load a ROM file on startup.
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September 19th, 2012, 13:13 Posted By: wraggster
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Not64 - an experimental modificationFeatures:
- Built with devkitRice.
- Available for Wii and GameCube.
- SMB share support from WiiSX.
- Reintroduce Zip file support.
- IDE-EXI v1/v2 support.
- AESND-powered audio.
- Minor performance enhancements.
- Some compatibility fixes.
- Graphics and user interface tweaks.
- Recognize the NTSC Zelda bonus disc.
New options:
- ScalePitch
Changes pitch according to emulation speed.
- VideoMode
0: Auto - 1: 480i60 - 2: 576i50 - 3: 480p60 - 4: 576p50
- TrapFilter
Affects composite video, similar to GameCube output.
Recommended for lower-end CRT TVs.
- smbusername, smbpassword, smbsharename, smbipaddr
Hopefully self-explanatory.
- rompath
Automatically load a ROM file on startup.
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September 19th, 2012, 13:07 Posted By: wraggster
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Fuzed DS BETA 0.01
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DL:
http://rel.phatcode.net/junk.php?id=127
Code: Relminator( Richard Eric M. Lope )
Most of the Art: SpicyPixel.Net (Marc Russel)
Some art are ripped. Sorry.
Platform and Instructions:
- Nintendo DS
- Just copy "Fuzed.Nds" on your flashcart and play.
- Or you can play it in an emulator like No$GBA or DesMuMe.
- Or you can double-click "emulator/runfuzed.bat" to play in Windows.
Game Type:
- Puzzle Platformer
Gameplay:
- Rescue all the Pink Snipes and go to the exit.
- You're a blue-bombing-magic-wielding-beer-bellied-bad-ass-creature.
- Magic can only be used after collecting it.
- Bombs can only be used after collecting it.
- Use the different types of blocks to solve levels.
- Try to run the demo to see the gameplay.
- Basically a bastard son of Solomons's key, Moai Kun, Mario and Bomberman.
Controls:
- [A] Jump
- [B] Normal Short range Attack
- [B + DOWN] Place Bombs
- [X] Cast terrain following magic
- [X + DOWN] Cast gravity based magic
- [Start] Pause
- Pause mode
- [ARROWS] Survey the level
- [Shoulder R] Zoom out
- [Select] Give up on a level
Notes:
- Choose "Run Demo" on the title screen to see the gameplay.
- Some Enemies are not killed by your normal attack
- All enemies can be killed by either:
- Bombs
- Magic
- Blocks falling or blocks being thrown
- Use Blocks to solve the puzzle
- 4 types types of special blocks
Type 1 = Soft (Light Orage )
Can be destroyed by normal attack
Can be destroyed by bombs
Cannot be pushed
Not Affected by gravity
Type 2 = Soft (Light Brown )
Can be destroyed by normal attack
Can be destroyed by bombs
Can be pushed
Affected by gravity
Can destroy enemies by falling on them
Type 3 = Hard (Dark Red )
Cannot be destroyed by normal attack
Normal attack throws them left or right
Cannot be destroyed by bombs
Can be pushed
Affected by gravity
Can destroy enemies by falling on them
Can destroy enemies by being thrown on them
Type 4 = Vanishing (Dark Green )
Cannot be destroyed by normal attack
Cannot be destroyed by bombs
Cannot be pushed
Not Affected by gravity
Vanishes 1 second after you step on them
To Do:
1. Extras
-> Map Editor
-> Encyclopedia
2. Options
-> Remap control (Almost done)
-> Replay system (done but not implemented)
3. Start Game
-> New Game
-> Continue
-> Stage select to already solved stage
4. Misc
-> Screenie of level on solved stage menu
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