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Anguna is a homebrew game for Gameboy Advance and Nintendo DS created by Nathan Tolbert, featuring art by Chris Hildenbrand (SpriteAttack).
It is a short but exciting action-adventure game, reminiscent of the original Legend of Zelda.
Anguna includes:
* 5 dungeons and a large overworld to explore
* Multiple weapons and items including: a sword, bow & arrows, bear traps, dynamite, lantern, magic boots, and more
* Many hidden rooms, secrets, and powerups
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* Lots of interesting enemies and boss monsters
NEW! DS Version released!
The DS port of Anguna is finally finished! It is the same game as the GBA version, with minor changes:
* The bottom screen is used for inventory, enemy info, map, etc
* New title menu graphics
* Miscellaneous bug fixes, minor map tweaks, etc
For those who will be playing Anguna on an emulator, I still recommend the GBA version, as the quality of GBA emulators is better than DS emulators. To play Anguna on your DS, download AngunaDS, and write it to a DS flashable card (such as an R4 or M3). These can be purchased from Electrobee or other online retailers.
It is a short but exciting action-adventure game, reminiscent of the original Legend of Zelda.
Anguna includes:
* 5 dungeons and a large overworld to explore
* Multiple weapons and items including: a sword, bow & arrows, bear traps, dynamite, lantern, magic boots, and more
* Many hidden rooms, secrets, and powerups
*
* Lots of interesting enemies and boss monsters
NEW! DS Version released!
The DS port of Anguna is finally finished! It is the same game as the GBA version, with minor changes:
* The bottom screen is used for inventory, enemy info, map, etc
* New title menu graphics
* Miscellaneous bug fixes, minor map tweaks, etc
For those who will be playing Anguna on an emulator, I still recommend the GBA version, as the quality of GBA emulators is better than DS emulators. To play Anguna on your DS, download AngunaDS, and write it to a DS flashable card (such as an R4 or M3). These can be purchased from Electrobee or other online retailers.
Source: http://www.tolberts.net/anguna/
