Just figured I'd post a link to a good site that has tutorials on using HAM to make GBA games!
It's really cool stuff, check it out sometime
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LeonBlade
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And I inspired this topic 
But they already have a resources topic leon... maybe a kind admin can move it over there... Or this can be one of those topics that gets lost way down under all the other topics, because it's not stickied!
But they already have a resources topic leon... maybe a kind admin can move it over there... Or this can be one of those topics that gets lost way down under all the other topics, because it's not stickied!
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Omg I love you, this is awesome... I know what I will be doing this summer, and it doesn't involve women...LeonBlade wrote:Just figured I'd post a link to a good site that has tutorials on using HAM to make GBA games!
It's really cool stuff, check it out sometime
Click Me!
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More resources here.
This guy was writing a book about the subject until Nintendo caught wind of it. Now you can DL the whole thing for free and get the source code for $12USD
This guy was writing a book about the subject until Nintendo caught wind of it. Now you can DL the whole thing for free and get the source code for $12USD
"Mmmm... these paint chips are scrumptious!"
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Why don't big companies realize, we want to be able to develop our own apps for their consoles.... yet they keep them under lock and key....mllarson wrote:More resources here.
This guy was writing a book about the subject until Nintendo caught wind of it. Now you can DL the whole thing for free and get the source code for $12USD
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The problem is most console manufacturers make their money via licensing fees for the games made for the systems. Homebrew = profit loss in their eyes, and unfortunately we live in a capitalist society where money is everything...
"Mmmm... these paint chips are scrumptious!"
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The problem is most console manufacturers make their money via licensing fees for the games made for the systems. Homebrew = profit loss in their eyes, and fortunately we live in a capitalist society where money is everything...
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mllarson wrote:More resources here.
This guy was writing a book about the subject until Nintendo caught wind of it. Now you can DL the whole thing for free and get the source code for $12USD
Ah... my professor. Yeah, I'm going through his latest book for my game engine. We used that book for our GBA dev class, awesome stuff in there.
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On the internet, it's common to quote someone and change a word or two. It makes for a wittier comment.eatcomics wrote:What????? He just said that....
EDIT: Looks like someone else already posted Jonathan's book. No need to be redundant.
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oh I see you changed unfortunate to fotunate, didn't notice that, was it in bold before, if so I'm imbarresed..... 
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No, unfortunately, as in "Unfortunately rich assholes horde all of the money while people are hungry and homeless and dying."deryni21 wrote:The problem is most console manufacturers make their money via licensing fees for the games made for the systems. Homebrew = profit loss in their eyes, and fortunately we live in a capitalist society where money is everything...
Now don't "correct" me again.
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It's a good thing we live in a capitalist society, but the downside is that there are greedy, compassionless rich people.mllarson wrote:No, unfortunately, as in "Unfortunately rich assholes horde all of the money while people are hungry and homeless and dying."deryni21 wrote:The problem is most console manufacturers make their money via licensing fees for the games made for the systems. Homebrew = profit loss in their eyes, and fortunately we live in a capitalist society where money is everything...
Now don't "correct" me again.
Capitalism isn't the problem, it's the corruption that affects some.
Quit procrastinating and make something awesome.
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whoa buddy it was a jest and Capitalism doesn't make people poor people make people poor.mllarson wrote:No, unfortunately, as in "Unfortunately rich assholes horde all of the money while people are hungry and homeless and dying."deryni21 wrote:The problem is most console manufacturers make their money via licensing fees for the games made for the systems. Homebrew = profit loss in their eyes, and fortunately we live in a capitalist society where money is everything...
Now don't "correct" me again.