Etch-A-Sketch Portable is just what the title implies.
Not only do you have the ability to make cool retro drawings
you can change the color of your Etch A Sketch as well.
I whipped this up in an afternoon so the graphics are not
too good. I may update them.
--//What are the controls?--
--Use the D-Pad or analog stick to control the cursor, as you move you draw.
--Press start to change the color of your Etch A Sketch
--Press music note to take a screenshot
--Press Select to reset your Etch A Sketch
--//Misc.--
Using Luaplayer .20
Coded in LuaDevKit
--//Credits--
me, zeroXorXdieXskater - coding and (bad) graphics.
n00bionaire - posting my game on qj
--//Changelog--
v0.1
(initial release)
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