Multigam Software Source A month ago, zzo38computer unleashed his Multigam Software. It contained three modules - Yoshi's Egg, Sequence, and TV Plot - that DS owners can tinker with. Despite calls for other developers to add more modules to this project, it seemed like nobody wanted to take the step. This did not, however, bring zzo38computer down and he still continued improving on this project. Hence, a new version.
Shortly after releasing the first version, zzo38computer kept the DS community posted with what his plans for Multigram were. He said that as soon as he gets the time, he'll be adding more modules. The modules he planned to put into the new version were:
> SOLTER CARD - A zzo38computer creation, which is a solitaire card game made on a TI-92 calculator. Now he's porting the game to NDS. > NIFTY LIFTY - Players walk back and forth going up, making sure they don't get hit by boxes moving up and down. > GUESS - Guess what number the dice will come up next.
I'm not sure though if this latest release, v1.2, already includes the mentioned modules as the new version does not come with any changelog notes. But with zzo38computer's enthusiasm on the project, I'm pretty sure Multigam v1.2 will not disappoint.
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