Rush 2005 (FOOTBALL GAME) to DC

[Eric]

Alright for those of you who liked Tecmo Football games on the good ol Nes it has been resurrected for PC with a clone game and its open source. So the good news about this is somebody can probably make a great port to our beloved Dreamcast.

Here is the source

http://sourceforge.net/projects/rush2005/

Eric

[Darksaviour69]

aw you got my hopes up, its not reall football its "american" football.....

[GPF]

lol, it is real football, its just not soccer lol

[WHurricane16]

Wow, I just saw this on the SDL page and came here to post it. I haven't looked at it yet, but if it's doable I'm up to it. I don't even have a dc dev environment set up at all since I repartitioned my Linux drive to Windows 2003 server but I'm going to get Dev-C++ set up.

I'm actually going to e-mail the project manager to join this project. There are alot things here I would like to help out with

[wraggster]

id prefer soccer though

[WHurricane16]

Oh, you Brits and your footy.

There are actually 2 SDL footy games already(?) ported. Ian Micheal did one, it probably just needs a soccer nut to expand the code into something more than what it is (per the license). I believe the original author of that soccer game also wrote a clone of an older Spectrum soccer game.

Btw, I still haven't tackled this in a dc environment yet. I just got home after a 40 mile furniture hunt....and ended up finding what I was looking for at the store closest to me >_<

[WHurricane16]

It's portable, but I'm going to have to get this ran through my router tomorrow because I can't tell what's doing what in Chankacast.

[GPF]

try dcemu, while extremly slow, it has serial output

I normally use Chankast till something doesnt work then i put in a bunch of printf and run it in dcemu, so i can at least tell where it craps out

Troy

[wraggster]

imr ported 2 soccer games?

i didnt know that

[Eric]

neither did i where the heck are they