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Boulder Dash?
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- 22 Feb 2003
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Auf die Schnelle hab ich eins fürn GBA gefunden:
http://gameboy.ign.com/objects/016/016993.html?ui=gamefinder
http://gameboy.ign.com/objects/016/016993.html?ui=gamefinder
Secret of Evermore
L13: Maniac
so nun ists besser:
January 31, 2002 - Vision Works hasn't had exactly a very smooth start on the Game Boy Advance. The development team's first product on the Game Boy Advance was the very forgettable Top Gear GT racer...a game for the handheld that didn't really exploit too much of the GBA's graphic capabilities, especially when compared to other games of the genre on the system. But given a bit of time, it looks like the development team has the opportunity to redeem itself, as Vision Works' next project is a conversion of the classic arcade game Boulder Dash, aptly titled, of course, Boulder Dash EX.
Features
Six worlds
50 new stages
100 classic stages
50 vs. stages
Link cable support for four players
Only for Game Boy Advance
The task is a simple one, as it was designed for play in arcades back in the 80s -- wander around the games dozens of levels, pushing boulders and collecting gems, all the while avoiding hazards such as bats and scorpions. You can even use the boulders to your advantage and get rid of the enemies...but timing has to be just right. Several of the levels are from the classic versions of the game, but many new levels have been added to give the game a fresh feel for those familiar with the original design.
A few new features have been added, including the ability to zoom the camera back to see the entire level at once...thanks to the power of the Game Boy Advance's background manipulation features. The screen can also be rotated during a round, which could potentially affect the gravity in a particular area.
New to the game is the link cable support, where up to four players can compete against each other. Best part? This mode only requires one cartridge -- empty systems will have the necessary data uploaded into the internal memory so they can join in the fun. This is a great feature of the Game Boy Advance, and we're really glad to see that it's being used more and more.
Kemco currently anticipates a second quarter 2002 release for the Game Boy Advance version of Boulder Dash EX.
January 31, 2002 - Vision Works hasn't had exactly a very smooth start on the Game Boy Advance. The development team's first product on the Game Boy Advance was the very forgettable Top Gear GT racer...a game for the handheld that didn't really exploit too much of the GBA's graphic capabilities, especially when compared to other games of the genre on the system. But given a bit of time, it looks like the development team has the opportunity to redeem itself, as Vision Works' next project is a conversion of the classic arcade game Boulder Dash, aptly titled, of course, Boulder Dash EX.
Features
Six worlds
50 new stages
100 classic stages
50 vs. stages
Link cable support for four players
Only for Game Boy Advance
The task is a simple one, as it was designed for play in arcades back in the 80s -- wander around the games dozens of levels, pushing boulders and collecting gems, all the while avoiding hazards such as bats and scorpions. You can even use the boulders to your advantage and get rid of the enemies...but timing has to be just right. Several of the levels are from the classic versions of the game, but many new levels have been added to give the game a fresh feel for those familiar with the original design.
A few new features have been added, including the ability to zoom the camera back to see the entire level at once...thanks to the power of the Game Boy Advance's background manipulation features. The screen can also be rotated during a round, which could potentially affect the gravity in a particular area.
New to the game is the link cable support, where up to four players can compete against each other. Best part? This mode only requires one cartridge -- empty systems will have the necessary data uploaded into the internal memory so they can join in the fun. This is a great feature of the Game Boy Advance, and we're really glad to see that it's being used more and more.
Kemco currently anticipates a second quarter 2002 release for the Game Boy Advance version of Boulder Dash EX.
