A long time ago I followed a tutorial for creating a window in C++... A long time ago I also got fed up at it for not working...
The other day I did it, and I made it work. Go me? I sent Shashi the final product =D.
God I really need to get into some hardcore programming when I have more time.
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Monday, August 07, 2006
Metroid Prime 3: BETA, and SEGA's Warioware
Recently I purchased Metroid Prime: HUNTERS and Project Rub for the DS. Great games.
My thoughts will be quick.
Project Rub:
This game is an older title, probably released close to the actual DS launch date. And it kind of shows. It's merely a group of quirky (and perverted o_o) minigames utilising the touch-screen functionality. Quite fun. Especially good for killing-time, or keeping my sister (an avid non-gamer) occupied.
Metroid Prime: HUNTERS:
Another good game, although, when compared with Metroid Prime's 1 and 2, it appears to be incredibly scaled down. I've yet to test Nintendo Wi-Fi or Wireless-LAN, so I can only comment on the single-player. It's an ok game to say the least, and it feels a lot more like an actual shooter, allowing you to do fundamental things such as spinning around to view your surroundings while walking in the same direction. In the end, it really feels as though it's a filler game while development on MP3 ensues. Let me tell you, if MP3 plays like this, and encompasses a size greater than 1 and 2, I will most definitely be getting a Wii.
Haven't updated for a while, and I guess this is kind of a half-assed update... I should do this more regularly...
We'll see.
Rufi out.
My thoughts will be quick.
Project Rub:
This game is an older title, probably released close to the actual DS launch date. And it kind of shows. It's merely a group of quirky (and perverted o_o) minigames utilising the touch-screen functionality. Quite fun. Especially good for killing-time, or keeping my sister (an avid non-gamer) occupied.
Metroid Prime: HUNTERS:
Another good game, although, when compared with Metroid Prime's 1 and 2, it appears to be incredibly scaled down. I've yet to test Nintendo Wi-Fi or Wireless-LAN, so I can only comment on the single-player. It's an ok game to say the least, and it feels a lot more like an actual shooter, allowing you to do fundamental things such as spinning around to view your surroundings while walking in the same direction. In the end, it really feels as though it's a filler game while development on MP3 ensues. Let me tell you, if MP3 plays like this, and encompasses a size greater than 1 and 2, I will most definitely be getting a Wii.
Haven't updated for a while, and I guess this is kind of a half-assed update... I should do this more regularly...
We'll see.
Rufi out.
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