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Freedom Planet ( It's on Unity too )
Freedom Planet ( It's on Unity too )
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Have you played that version? The audio is awful, controls aren't great, and you have to modify the naming structure of the game or trying to use the Rosalina menu will force you back to the home screen. I appreciate the effort because it is the best standalone version we have, but it just isn't good.
I can probably make a port by remaking the game or learning the languge it was written in.
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Let me explain: If i'm licky, i can decompile a Unity game, making it so that i can modify it in the Unity Engine itself. Like Baldi's Basics, that has been decompiled for modding purposes. I can probaby mod that too right now.
Minecraft is already on New 3DS, unless you're talking about the first ever version of Minecraft.
Oh, yeah, I second this.
I mean I already have it on my Switch Lite but-
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i feel like people are missing the point entirely, everyone's only suggesting unity games, while he said he was just using the engine, be creative smh
the 3ds could do with some more racing games, but i know those require an extreme fine tuning to feel right. i'd be willing to playtest since i've got way too much free time and way too much expertise in racing games
maybe carmageddon?
or (not a racing game) but descent/descent 2
re-volt?
something original like a game with graphics inspired from pa1 era racing games
the 3ds could do with some more racing games, but i know those require an extreme fine tuning to feel right. i'd be willing to playtest since i've got way too much free time and way too much expertise in racing games
maybe carmageddon?
or (not a racing game) but descent/descent 2
re-volt?
something original like a game with graphics inspired from pa1 era racing games
impossible, half life 1 is goldSRC, portal is proper source. goldSRC ran on the ps2, source barely ran on xbox
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@hatoving I admit I don't know much about porting games, but I do know that usually you'd need a game's source code to be able to do it.
You say you can decompile Unity games and recompile them for 3DS, but honestly I would be a little more convinced if you actually did it first before creating this thread.
You say you can decompile Unity games and recompile them for 3DS, but honestly I would be a little more convinced if you actually did it first before creating this thread.
True, but i really don't for what game I shold do it in the future. That's why i crated tzhis thread.
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You said Baldi was already decompiled by someone else. Maybe you could start with it and see if you can do the actual porting before having to decompile anything.
Fair enough.
If you need the engine, you could try this: https://github.com/djsoftware/pallan
It's the Java port of Sonic Unleashed, for mobiles. Made by Gameloft
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