djshok
July 22nd, 2009, 16:28
Everyone with a flash cart and a DS should get this game, it is bloody FANTASTIC. :thumbup:
http://headsoft.com.au/
http://headsoft.com.au/images/warhawkfront.png
http://headsoft.com.au/images/warhawkback.png
Welcome to the first release of Warhawk DS. Warhawk DS is a game for the Nintendo DS coded in 100% ARM assembler. It is based on a commercial C64 game released by Proteus Developments in 1986.
This has been a joint coding effort between Flash and HeadKaze that has taken around 5 or so months from vision to fruition.
Warhawk DS is based on a much earlier game released on the C64 in 1986, and is more of a re-imagining than a remake. One thing that was intended to retain was the 'old school' feel to the game, and this is hopefully something has been achieved. The downside to keeping the feel is that those of you brought up on present day games may find this a little difficult? It is not an easy ride to clear the 16 levels, though a consession has been made for the modern-day gamer in the addition of continues.
The game has 16 normal levels and also upon completion, another 16 mental levels become available. It is worth finishing the mental levels for the true completion and credit sequence.
http://headsoft.com.au/
http://headsoft.com.au/images/warhawkfront.png
http://headsoft.com.au/images/warhawkback.png
Welcome to the first release of Warhawk DS. Warhawk DS is a game for the Nintendo DS coded in 100% ARM assembler. It is based on a commercial C64 game released by Proteus Developments in 1986.
This has been a joint coding effort between Flash and HeadKaze that has taken around 5 or so months from vision to fruition.
Warhawk DS is based on a much earlier game released on the C64 in 1986, and is more of a re-imagining than a remake. One thing that was intended to retain was the 'old school' feel to the game, and this is hopefully something has been achieved. The downside to keeping the feel is that those of you brought up on present day games may find this a little difficult? It is not an easy ride to clear the 16 levels, though a consession has been made for the modern-day gamer in the addition of continues.
The game has 16 normal levels and also upon completion, another 16 mental levels become available. It is worth finishing the mental levels for the true completion and credit sequence.