Mobiclip is a proprietary video codec notably used in the Wii, 3DS, and the DS. Before I created a tool to encode them, the only way to properly encode them was by using the official SDK to encode them, which is a bit of a grey area
I mean, it's open source: http://github.com/quatric/pokeland-server/
I know what you're getting at, but myself I'm not even in the Discord server. And I made a working Mobiclip encoder which is OSS
Indeed, you're right, but that doesn't mean the project will die. If it manages to revive, its source code should be put on GitHub, allowing someone else to use it and ensuring the project's longevity.
Hello, yes, the project is progressing rapidly!
Developers are working hard to get this game working again! I invite you to join the Discord server to follow the progress:
https://discord.gg/j87BFy5d33
Thank you for your support!
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This would be a really cool project to see succeed. Rumble Rush had a lot of potential, and bringing it back for preservation would be a great way to keep the game from being completely lost. Hopefully some former players still have old game...
The current issue I have is there being magenta artifacts all over the game, but I was able to play through the tutorial. Cochan gave me a fix which actually made issues worse, so I have to investigate
Seriously? I love Pokémon Rumble too! I discovered the game in 2019, a year before it shut down. For some, it was a flop, but not for me. It's just that they released the mobile version way too late, at the very end of the Rumble saga's peak...
WHAT!?
This is the first time I hear about Pokémon Rumble in mobile devices :(
I LOVE Pokémon Rumble!
If I had a proper computer I would definitely look.at it.