Good old GBA
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 7:40 pm
Ok guys. You know the good old GBA (=GameBoyAdvance), don't you? Well, i have always been a fan of the consoles world (ESPECIALLY the GBA because its feel is so...cool...simple but genious...you can take it everywhere and the games are great! Like the GoldenSun series, which just rock!) and now i have stumbled over a few sites which allow me to program GBA games on my own. My 2d art gets better and better and i have begun with programming in the world of bits. (console programmers think in bits, pc programmers in bytes)
And guess what? It's easier to display a pic than a text!
The feel of programming for GBA is just great!!! It just rocks! Really! (At least the simple thinghs. But they feel so much more natural than programming with directx or opengl)
And also, i have found an EXTREMELY good e-book that does not only cover the GBA programming, but also parts of Nintendos history, and game design...
http://theharbourfamily.com/jonathan/?page_id=89
Fact is, i love this new type of programming (and the GBA of course) so much i might even go away from RF... But no problem, i will think this decision over carefully and drop in here once in a while. I will keep you posted about my successes/failures with the GBA... (Just in case someone wonders, i use a GBA emulator, maybe i'm going to buy a card-writer soon, but then i still had to figure these thinghs out. Damn those thinghs are so costy...)
I know this sounds a bit strange from a guy that has used RF for so long, but this whole GBA programming stuff is just fascinating...
EDIT: lol you must think i have gone crazy or something maybe i truly am
And guess what? It's easier to display a pic than a text!
The feel of programming for GBA is just great!!! It just rocks! Really! (At least the simple thinghs. But they feel so much more natural than programming with directx or opengl)
And also, i have found an EXTREMELY good e-book that does not only cover the GBA programming, but also parts of Nintendos history, and game design...
http://theharbourfamily.com/jonathan/?page_id=89
Fact is, i love this new type of programming (and the GBA of course) so much i might even go away from RF... But no problem, i will think this decision over carefully and drop in here once in a while. I will keep you posted about my successes/failures with the GBA... (Just in case someone wonders, i use a GBA emulator, maybe i'm going to buy a card-writer soon, but then i still had to figure these thinghs out. Damn those thinghs are so costy...)
I know this sounds a bit strange from a guy that has used RF for so long, but this whole GBA programming stuff is just fascinating...
EDIT: lol you must think i have gone crazy or something maybe i truly am