DSameGame Originally known as Chain Shot, SameGame is a puzzle game by Kuniaki Moribe and played on the Fujitsu FM-8/7 series. Eventually, the game was ported for the UNIX platforms by Eiji Fukumoto and to the NEC PC-9801 series by Wataru Yoshioka as SAME GAME (sah-meh-gah-meh). It is also playable on PDAs as Bubblet and Windows Mobile 2003 as Jawbreaker.
DSamegame v1.0 beta by Angor has the same basic gameplay of its ancestors. It features a rectangular playing screen filled with several colored blocks at random. By choosing adjoined blocks of the same color you can remove them from the screen and the usual gravity action takes place. Your objectives are:
* Connect the blocks of a kind as many as possible (for the big score). * Remove all the blocks in the screen (for the bonus points)
To play DSamegame v1.0 beta, copy the appropriate file to your NDS homebrew device and just run it. The download file contains three versions of the game for M3, Pc emulator and SuperCard so practically everyone can play it. Please read the readme file before installing. Now go and give yourself a brain ache.
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Similar Software:
Iiii Changelog: * added AI by Keith Pomakis * rewrote win() to be smarter (pointless now that I found that AI, but it was a lot of work so I'm adding it here anyway) * wiimote can be held sideways (push two (2) to drop)
Reverzi PSP for PSP Slim Reverzi PSP for PSP Slim
We hope you can still remember coder Deniska's Reverzi PSP homebrew game back in 2006. If you don't, we will refresh your memory database now that Deniska has released a new PSP Slim-compatible version of the game.
Reverzi PSP is a clone of the Othello version by Jakub Drnec
Amuz DS (.nds file) Amuz DS (.nds file) One month after Franck569 released the demo build of Amuz DS, he comes back with a very payable version of the DS homebrew. One change that will be immediately spotted is the all-new graphics sported by this latest build. Get into the game and you'll probably notice the all-new combo scoring system, as well as an extra three levels to play with
PSP Sokoban PSP Sokoban
Nino has released PSP Sokoban version 1.00. PSP Sokoban is another clone of the classic game sokoban (warehouse keeper) to the PSP. Here are the details from the readme:
This is a version of the puzzle game Sokoban for the PSP.
85 levels are included from the original Sokoban game as packaged with xsok 1.02
Luminex Luminex
Pointbat has updated the Lumines clone, Luminex v1.0 to version 1.1. This time around, you guys can (finally!) play the game with sound and tinker around with the theme engine. Playing the game requires libpng, zlib, libmad. Be advised that some files are found in the Lua player, and PSP media player source code
Temby Towers: Yahoo Towers Clone for Nintendo DS Temby Towers: Yahoo Towers Clone for Nintendo DS Tembargo has released his first homebrew game titled Temby Towers DS which is a clone of the game Yahoo! Towers on the search engines gaming site. The object of the game is to horizontally, vertically, [or diagonally] align a minimum of 3 squares of the same color (and letter)
QQ Manto v0.5b QQ Manto v0.5b
When homebrew developer nataku92 first released Line Rider-inspired QQ Manto, it was warmly accepted by the community. Aside from borrowing gameplay elements from the Flash game, this creation is very reminiscent of Loco Roco sans the tilt function for the shoulder buttons
SOS Princess Peach v1.5 SOS Princess Peach v1.5
Homebrew developer pspflashsystem just released an update for SOS Princess Peach to add a save feature among all things. The homebrew game for the Sony PlayStation Portable is now version 1.5, looks better with improved graphics, and allows players to save their games
Pegs Pegs
If you owned a graphing calculator back in the 1990s, you probably know about some of the games that were made and played on them. Well, PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Judas loved one such game and cloned it to Sony's handheld. The game is called Pegs, originally coded by Fred Coughlin for the TI calculator
Comments on DSameGame:
Comments not found
If you noted an error or download link is broken, please, report it via this page or use comments.
Please, select device to check if DSameGame supports it
