TuxsliDeS

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TuxsliDeS
NEW DS Homebrew

TuxsliDeS is a DS homebrew made by Tomdev. The game is a side scrolling platformer where your mission is to guide your penguin to safety while avoiding obstacles and enemies. More information can be found at the project page linked below.

• After some quick coding I present you my winter-game: TuxsliDes. The goal of the game is, to let tux slide back to it's igloo.
• important: You'll need a loader which supports the argv protocol to play this game, so if you don't have a card-menu with support for argv, I advice you to use the homebrew menu.

• Controls:
  • A = jump
  • Dpad = steering

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[Wizerzak]

Looks good, downloading now.

 

[shakirmoledina]

interesting, looks like mario but faster and with less features... nice quick coding

 

[Laughing Stock]

It sort of looks like Runman.

 

[CoNS]

• important: You’ll need a loader which supports the argv protocol to play this game, so if you don’t have a card-menu with support for argv, I advice you to use the homebrew menu.

What is the argv protocol?

I have an Acekard 2i running the latest version of AKAIO. Does this use the argv protocol?

 

[Deleted_11405]

hey wow gonna check it out. its looks as tux race what i played on pc was a fun game with simple but cool music: racing with a penguin on his belly down to the finish. dunno if you can choose the icebear gliding on a tube or this penguin looks the same as the linux icon

 

[Jasper07]

hey wow gonna check it out. its looks as tux race what i played on pc was a fun game with simple but cool music: racing with a penguin on his belly down to the finish. dunno if you can choose the icebear gliding on a tube

Ha yea the coder has played that game also I believe, I know him...

 

[Tom1307]

• important: You’ll need a loader which supports the argv protocol to play this game, so if you don’t have a card-menu with support for argv, I advice you to use the homebrew menu.

What is the argv protocol?

I have an Acekard 2i running the latest version of AKAIO. Does this use the argv protocol?

Iirc yes, the argv protocol is a protocol for passing arguments to a function, in this case it's needed to retrieve the filename so that Nitrofs (also referred to as libfilesystem) can be initialized

This is important because the collision map I made can only be read if nitrofs is initialized.

Tomdev