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July 15th, 2009, 01:41 Posted By: wraggster
News via Nintendomax
DaMMratter we discovered a demo of his new project, "Khiri the Killing Machine", a shoot Em Up, which is in its infancy.
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Hi all. I finally thought to upload a demo of my second project. I intend to do a Gradius clone, with some modifications.
Controls are pad to move, and A to shoot.
By now, collisions affect only to enemies (flys) but not to Khiri.
I have only used by top screen now, because i have other purposes for bottom screen.
Hope you like it! I upload some screenshots and the rom.
See you all!
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July 15th, 2009, 01:26 Posted By: wraggster
LemonBoy has updated SignCheck to 0.3b
signCheck is a homebrew application which does several check on your wii IOS, can check if fakesigning (aka trucha bug) can be used, if nand, usb 2 ios tree or boot2 ios tree is accessible by that ios. At the end of the test it will output a .csv log named signCheck.csv in your sd card root.
Changelog
0.1 - First public release.
0.2 - Added check of ios16, 60 and 61 as they are included in newer updates.
0.3 - Completely rewritten, now check all the ios in the wii and adds a pair of new checks.
0.3b - Fixed a little bug wich made incorrect headers in .csv reports.
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July 15th, 2009, 01:25 Posted By: wraggster
Steve Corey posted this news:
Yes, I'm still alive and keeping an eye on the homebrew scene, more recently lately...
I got this question in my email and wanted to answer it publicly, since it's a very good question, and one I asked myself midway through WiiDoom:
"...i was under the impression that the same engine was used for the Hexen/Heretic games but when i try and add those wad files they dont even read. i was wondering if this would be a pain to ask for or if not, would you know someone who would be able to work in a compaitibility or new wii homebrew that would allow us to play these old games as well..."
Here's the thing about the Doom engine, as it relates to Doom,Hexen, and Heretic. This is going on memory, but it's still somewhat fresh in my brain LOL.
The Doom engine was somewhat tailored to the game it was packaged with (i.e. Doom, Heretic, Hexen) and the engine will look for the specific IWADs, as well as checking the IWAD once it opens them to look at the header. It *really* gets the version of Doom (I, II, Final, Ultimate) from the header, and turns on various features based on that. It seems that with each new game id software made, they enhanced the engine, adding better special FX.
It's very easy to add the checks for the other games (Hexen, Heretic), but then the various features that need to be enabled have to be added as well. I think it was Hexen that had some special things like the fog. The fog effect would have to be added, which would touch quite a number of files (probably the r_* files). ZDoom and a few other 3rd party engines had done this, so I know it's possible, it's just not a very easy thing to do. It is much easier (and cleaner) to port the individual engines over. I looked into porting hexen over, and was messing around with that before I basically ran out of time to work on homebrew. I'd REALLY love to do that again.
If anyone else has a question, let me know. I'm not saying that I'm resuming development (yet), but I am really considering it once another side project of mine is finished.
http://wiidevelopment.blogspot.com/2...alternate.html
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July 15th, 2009, 01:20 Posted By: wraggster
NaturalMotion, the animation technology company behind the euphoria engine, today announced that morpheme, the company's animation engine and graphical authoring tool, is being used in Activision Publishing, Inc.'s (Nasdaq: ATVI) upcoming Tony Hawk: RIDE, developed by Chicago-based Robomodo.
morpheme is robust animation middleware designed to give developers and animators unprecedented creative control over the look of their final in-game animation by allowing them to author and preview blends, blend trees and transition graphs in real time.
"Tony Hawk: RIDE's groundbreaking skateboard controller offers gamers a uniquely realistic experience," said Christian Staack, Vice President of Sales for North America at NaturalMotion. "morpheme will allow Robomodo to match that standard of realism in their character animations, recreating the exhilarating thrills and painful spills of real skateboarding to the high degree of accuracy required for such an innovative game."
Tony Hawk: RIDE is in development for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and the PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system. A version for the Wii home videogame system, also utilising morpheme, is being developed by Buzz Monkey Software. All three versions are to be published by Activision Publishing, Inc. later this year.
About NaturalMotion
NaturalMotion Ltd. is a leading entertainment software company with offices in Oxford (England) and San Francisco (California). The company produces the widely-adopted animation technologies euphoria, morpheme/ and endorphin, used across the game and movie industries by companies such as Rockstar Games, LucasArts, Disney, Bioware and many others. Backbreaker, the company's first in-house game is currently in production.
For further information please visit NaturalMotion's website www.naturalmotion.com
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July 15th, 2009, 01:19 Posted By: wraggster
Want to download and watch Batman Begins, Contact, Last Samurai and 2001: A Space Odyssey on your Wii? You can! If you're in Japan.
Fujisoft, makers of the Everyone's Theater Wii service for the Japanese Wii, announced today a tie-up with Warner Entertainment Japan and Warner Brothers Digital Distribution that will make a bunch of Warner hits available for digital rental on the Wii. Fifty-four movies will be available starting tomorrow (July 15), priced at the service's standard rental price of 300 WiiPoints for 48 hours.
Outside of the above, the lineup includes Goonies, Free Willy and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. More titles will follow following the initial batch.
Everyone's Theater Wii is a WiiWare-based video-on-demand service. To use the service, Wii owners must download a 500 WiiPoint viewing app. They then gain access to a growing library of anime, television dramas and, most recently, movies. The videos stream in DVD quality.
While many of the Warner titles are older, there's one exception. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button arrives on the download service simultaneously with the start of Japanese DVD and Blu-ray sales and rentals. Fujisoft said to expect more new releases from Warner in the future.
This service is Japan-only at the moment. But at the very least, it makes it clear that video on demand can be done on the Wii.
http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/100/1003404p1.html
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July 14th, 2009, 23:35 Posted By: wraggster
Sega has another countdown and it looks like it’s related to the meta-platformer Pole’s Big Adventure. What’s neat about this teaser site is Sega wants readers to guess the games’ genre and what platform it’s coming out for.
Currently, poll respondents think the upcoming project is heading to WiiWare. PlayStation 3 is in second place and DSiWare lags in third.
What kind of game will it be? Action, according to the poll. Sports is in second place (perhaps because the first two katakana could be an abbreviation sports), and RPG takes third.
Most users also think it’s going to be a baka game or stupid game. Parody trails in second and, strangely, love is a close third.
We’ll find out what the project is in ten days, if Famitsu or another magazine doesn’t reveal it first.
http://www.siliconera.com/2009/07/14...heyre-teasing/
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July 14th, 2009, 23:25 Posted By: wraggster
Newly released today:
Mag Kid takes motion sensing fun to a new height with its innovative interface and game play. Solve puzzles, take on enemies and take part in the numerous mini games as you slide the marble-like Mag Kid around the field.
Slide your DS to the left physically, and Mag Kid follows. Mag kid follows not only your direction, but your speed as well. Like home console controllers, the slide controllers vibrate when your enemies hit you.
Bash into your opponents to defeat them, swerve around in U turns to evade them and spin around to replenish your HP bar. Mag Kid has been a great hit in 2007 and it's now back at an even lower price. With fun interactive gameplay and innovative concept, what are you waiting for?
Slide Adventure: Mag Kid, together with the Slide controller is available at an unbeatable bargain price of US$ 9.90 only.
http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-...-23h-84-n.html
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July 14th, 2009, 21:11 Posted By: wraggster
A concrete island in New York's Time Square will be getting a sandy beach, swimming pool and "tropical lounge" next week to help promote Nintendo's upcoming release of Wii Sports Resort.
The faux island getaway on Times Square's Military Island, 7th and Broadway avenues, will be open to everyone from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on July 23. The real world Wuhu Island will include game demonstrations, giveaways and a bar serving tropical non-alcoholic drinks.
http://kotaku.com/5314483/times-squa...sort-make+over
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July 14th, 2009, 21:10 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo loyalists that have been diligently registering their games can now pick up a reward through the Club Nintendo loyalty program. Those who have earned 300 or more Coins (equivalent to 6 Wii game purchases) are granted Gold status, while those who have earned 600 or more Coins are granted Platinum status. These members are now entitled to an exclusive members-only bonus.
Platinum members have the choice of two prizes:
Doc Louis's Punch-Out!! -- this downloadable WiiWare game is available exclusively to Club Nintendo Platinum members. In this special download, you'll be able to fight one-on-one against your coach, Doc Louis. Update: Screenshots now added.
Mario Hat -- a "true-to-life" replica of Mario's signature headpiece. Nintendo notes that the hat "may be big for small children." Gold members will receive a special 2010 calendar.
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/07/14/ni...tendo-bonuses/
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July 14th, 2009, 10:50 Posted By: scorpei
Hey all,
I've just received the sample and am still working on the full review, however I've taken most of the hardware pictures already so I'd thought I'd share them with you all together with a few first impressions.
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Cheers,
Scorpei
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July 13th, 2009, 22:47 Posted By: wraggster
Seiken has updated WiiSPACE to version 1.2a :
WiiSPACE is an original retro-themed spaceship shoot-'em-up supporting up to 4 simultaneous players for co-operative play. Features include powerups, bosses, high scores, and an aiming system allowing independent movement and targeting.
Version 1.2a (13 July 2009)
Fixed a couple of bugs with the secret game mode
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July 13th, 2009, 22:31 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from Aguilera_87
My first game proyect...
Description:
- It's a questions game, with this rules:
* Correct Answer: You Win 100 points plus time remaining in seconds.
* Incorrect Answer: You Lose 50 points.
* Answer NS/NC: You Win 50 points.
- Options Menu, number of questions, time yos or not....
- Language select (ESP-ING-FRA), only for menus, ALL THE QUESTIONS ARE IN SPANISH.
- Minigame in the main menu, interrogations points move with the stylus and collisions.
http://khlavkalash.wordpress.com/200...abenocontesta/
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July 13th, 2009, 22:23 Posted By: wraggster
News via Nintendomax
DreamIsland offers a BMP viewer on DS, "Eagle" in the version 0.9, which displays an image BMP 1/4/8/16 or 24 bits.
The Eagle program to display an image in BMP format which pixel color is encoded on 1,4,8,16 or 24 bits.
For against, it does not display BMP images on 32-bit encoded or compressed.
It will display all images containing up to 768 kilo pixels (1024 * 768). For larger images, the program displays only the central part of the image containing pixels and 768 kilo red letter P (= partial) appear to the right of the size of the image.
The program begins with a list of directories of BMP images. The selection of a directory, using the stylus or buttons, displays thumbnail images and then selecting a thumbnail displays the image on both screens if necessary. If the image is larger than the size of a screen, it is possible to move and reduce up to 20%.
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July 13th, 2009, 21:57 Posted By: wraggster
Brian has updated ONScripter to v07.2009a. :
ONScripter is an opensource cross-platform clone of the NScripter Visual Novel engine. The original ONScripter was written by Opagee the fork that supports the English language is maintained by Haeleth
Changes
v07.2009a
Fixed bug preventing Tsukihime from working
Changed path delimiter to semicolon
Mouse no longer leaves trail
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July 13th, 2009, 21:55 Posted By: wraggster
Conanac has released Turnip v0.1.
Summary
This is a simple application based on the Animal Crossing City Folk (ACCF) game, and it provides a player with:
1. Information of turnip prices for the week (Sunday morning to Saturday afternoon in that corresponding week)
2. A derived or add-on game (a game that some or all of its inputs come from other game data) which uses those turnip prices information
How to get price information
Before running this application, you need to save your ACCF gamesave file into your SD card in the directory /WIiSAVES/RUUE and name it as RVFOREST.DAT. If you use Waninkoko's Savegame Extractor v2.0 homebrew application, you will automatically have such a combination of directory and file names in your SD card.
For those who have and play ACCF game, when deciding to buy white turnips from Joan (the turnips peddler) on Sunday morning (from 6am to 12pm), it is always of interest to know or predict at what prices Nook will buy white turnips on the following weekdays (from Monday to Saturday) since those turnips will get rotten if they are kept after Saturday. This application could provide that information at any time during the week by saving the ACCF game after 6am Sunday morning and extracting its gamesave file to the above location. Clearly, the prices information is constant for the whole week and only reset on the next Sunday morning.
This application cannot change those turnip prices. Modifying the content of a gamesave file may require the recalculation of checksum bytes. And if it is not done properly, the file could be corrupted and cannot be used again after reinstalling it back.
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July 13th, 2009, 21:32 Posted By: wraggster
News via Emurussia
SNES emulator has been updated recently. Changes:
- Added save state support;
- Added SPC7110 and OBC1 save state support;
- Added new tools group, with new cheat code and save state managers;
- Lots of new UI shortcuts: quick save state, quick load state, show state manager, etc;
- Escape key will now close both the settings and tools group windows;
- Added major speed-ups to both SuperFX and SA-1 emulation; both now run ~15-25% faster than v047;
- Added new video filter, LQ2x; it's as fast as Scale2x while being almost as smooth as HQ2x;
- Re-wrote HQ2x algorithm; code size was reduced to less than 10% of its original size with virtually no speed loss;
- Corrected SuperFX2 cache access timing; fixes Stunt Race FX menus and slowdown in other titles;
- Relaxed palette write limitations for PGA Tour Golf [Jonas Quinn];
- Fixed a slight timing issue that was breaking 'An Americal Tail - Feivel Goes West';
- Turned off auto-save of SRAM as it was causing slowdowns when writing to flash memory; can be re-enabled via bsnes.cfg -> system.autoSaveMemory = true;
- Added bsnes.cfg -> system.autoHideMenus, defaults to false; when true, menu and status bars will be hidden upon entering fullscreen mode;
- Added skeletons for ST011 and ST018 support. Both Quick-move titles get in-game now;
- Re-wrote S-CPU and S-SMP processor cores to use templates, removed custom pre-processor;
- Split PPUcounter into a base class inherited by both PPU and CPU; allows both cores to run out-of-order;
- Split inline header functions to separate files, allows headers to be included in any order now.
http://byuu.org/
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July 13th, 2009, 19:54 Posted By: wraggster
Goichi Suda breaks the hearts of countless Wii owners, suggesting that once No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle is finished, the franchise will leave the platform behind.
While No More Heroes and its star Travis Touchdown have captured the hearts of many fans on the Nintendo Wii, Suda's ambition might just be too big for the platform. Once the sequel hits store shelves in early 2010, it could be curtains for the Wii franchise.
"I think ['No More Heroes 2'] is the last ‘NMH' that is going to be developed on the Wii. To expand ‘NMH' to new possibilities, we need a new platform. Wii is a great platform, but we've done everything we can with it now."
While disappointing news for Wii owners, it is a move that makes sound business sense. Despite an excellent reception, the first No More Heroes didn't exactly fly off store shelves. One would imagine that a mature title with the charm of NMH would do amazingly well on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or even the iPhone.
Where would you folks like to see No More Heroes go next?
http://kotaku.com/5313452/no-more-no...es-for-the-wii
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July 13th, 2009, 19:53 Posted By: wraggster
Apparently, Ubisoft is making a Where’s Waldo? game and it’s coming to the Nintendo DS. The ESRB rated Where’s Waldo? The Fantastic Journey, which uses the same title as a picture book.
Details about the game, courtesy of the ESRB description.
This is a puzzle game, based on the Where’s Waldo? series of children’s books, in which players search for Waldo in a series of elaborately complex images. Players must scan through pictures of fire-breathing creatures, magic carpet riders, knights in battle, red monks fighting blue monks, wizards, and (of course) vampires. In one scene, a group of soldiers is seen lying on the ground after battle, with “dizzy stars” swirling above their heads. In another image, several vampires hold mugs filled with “red liquid” (implied to be blood) while waiters bring them more of the red beverage.
Scanning pictures of fire-breathing creatures? Sounds like a classic Where’s Waldo book adapted for the Nintendo DS.
http://www.siliconera.com/2009/07/13...e-nintendo-ds/
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July 13th, 2009, 19:50 Posted By: wraggster
Today brings six new downloadable titles for Nintendo's various digital delivery platforms, including the release of a rare classic, the ultimate ant farm, and a completely different sort of bit tripping.
Virtual Console fans get a rare treat this week with the release of Pulseman (900 Wii points), a platform title often considered the best looking game ever created for the Sega Genesis. Pulseman was only released in cartridge form in Japan, only seeing the light of day in North America as an exclusive to the Sega Channel, Sega's short-lived, cable-television game delivery service. It's joined by the Sega Master System's Secret Command (600 Wii points), which U.S. fans might know better as Rambo: First Blood II.
WiiWare gets the bulk of the love this week, with three titles compared to the two Virtual Console titles and solo DSiWare offering. It gets the most unnecessary exclamation points as well, with JV Games tank shooter Incoming! (500 Wii Points) and Bplus' Bit Boy!! (600 Wii points) sharing three between them. Konami's ant-torturing simulator Ant Nation (700 Wii points) is sadly lacking punctuation, so from now on we'll be calling it Ant!! Nation!!.
Finally we have Brain Challenge from Gameloft for DSiWare (800 DSi points), which features 48 mini-games to help keep your brain from turning to mush.
As always, check out the official descriptions below to help you make informed purchasing decisions, or ignore them completely and go crazy.
WiiWare
Bit Boy!!
Publisher: Bplus
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 600 Wii Points
Description: Get ready for the most spectacular journey through time in the history of video games!! Accompany Bit Boy Kubi through a crazy pixellated adventure and battle hordes of nasty monsters in 4-bit dungeons, 8-bit caves, 16-bit strongholds, 32-bit labyrinths, 64-bit arenas and 128-bit worlds!! Rescue Kubi's friends!! Set off in the ultimate pursuit of fruits and high scores!! Grab a friend for even more fun in Cooperative mode!! The Wii Remote is your joystick – let the arcade adventure begin!!
Incoming!
Publisher: JV Games Inc.
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Cartoon Violence
Price: 500 Wii Points
Description: The goal of Incoming! is to defeat your opponents by destroying their tanks using the arsenal you have at your disposal. Advanced arsenals become available at different levels of the game. Incoming! is great fun for two people to play competitively. Can you defeat your opponent's tanks before they conquer yours? Collect power-ups to give your arsenal that tactical advantage. Your firing must be quick and your aim true to claim victory.
Ant Nation
Publisher: Konami Digital Entertainment
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E 10 + (Everyone 10 and Older) – Mild Violence
Price: 700 Wii Points™
Description: The beloved childhood pastime of lazy Sundays spent with a magnifying glass and an ant farm finally arrives in its most mischievous form via the WiiWare service. You must train your colony of Super Ants using a devilishly fun toolset. Zap, torch and manipulate your ants to make them numerous enough and tough enough to survive a variety of increasingly difficult challenges.
• Zap your ants with lasers, fry them with your trusty magnifying glass, send down lightning and much more to build them to be the strongest Ants on the block.
• Send your ants into war against local bullies like spiders and ladybugs. Is your colony ready for the fight?
• 100 missions keep you busy facing a smorgasbord of fun and wacky tasks.
• Bonus mode features 20 additional challenges that allow you to get crazy with all your favorite weapons of ant destruction.
• Use your Wii Remote™ controller to drop a virtual hammer on your ants, use your Wii Remote like a metal detector to find in-game gold and much more.
Virtual Console
Secret Command™
Original platform: SEGA Master System
Publisher: SEGA
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E 10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) – Mild Violence
Price: 600 Wii Points
Description: Play as a lone warrior, armed to the teeth, sent on a top-secret commando mission behind enemy lines to liberate your comrades at arms. Released on the SEGA Master System in Europe as Secret Command, players will battle frenzied attacks from enemy soldiers, rocket troops, tanks and other enemies doing everything they can to stop you from saving the hostages. Use your trusty machine gun and a compound bow, equipped with explosive-tipped arrows, to pave the way to victory. Let nothing stand in your path. Play it with a friend in two-player mode for double the fire power.
Pulseman™
Original platform: SEGA Genesis
Publisher: GAME FREAK
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Animated Violence
Price: 900 Wii Points
Description: When noted 21st-century scientist Doc Yoshimaya fell in love with one of his C-Life artificial-intelligence creations, he uploaded himself into his computer, where her program core merged with his DNA, and half-human/half-C-Life Pulseman was born. Doc Yoshimaya's mind twisted as he emerged back into real life, and he became evil Doc Waruyama. Use Pulseman's ability to harness electricity as a weapon with his Volteccer attack as a means of rapid transport to fight Waruyama's Galaxy Gang across seven crazy stages. Find out why this SEGA Channel classic was widely regarded as one of the best-looking games for SEGA's MEGA DRIVE (Genesis) on release.
Nintendo DSiWare
Brain Challenge®
Publisher: Gameloft
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Cartoon Violence
Price: 800 Nintendo DSi Points™
Description: Just like your body, your brain needs exercise to stay in shape. Brain Challenge is a simple, entertaining solution for stimulating your neurons that goes way beyond logic tests. Thanks to a complete range of 48 mini-games, Brain Challenge provides an exceptional variety of exercises. Not only can you train your brain for Math but also for four other categories: Logic, Focus, Memory and Visual. Plus an original Stress Mode, featuring multitasking and authority challenges, Plus, you can now personalize your profile and some exercises with your own photos.
http://kotaku.com/5313394/the-ninten...oming-pulseman
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