wraggster
July 31st, 2006, 23:54
e-MSC have interviewed LiraNuna (a coder) who has left the DS Scene to move to the PSP Scene, heres an excerpt:
1.- Who is LiraNuna and how do you start in the homebrew world?
My name is Liran Nuna, and I have started my way 5 years ago with GBA homebrew. I've never actually did anything usefull, except for a few small techdemos. After the DS was released, I was very excited and started to work on it right away.
2.- Can you tell us the most important projects yo have made for Nintendo DS?
My first 'real' project was NDS WinS (Later renamed to WinDS), Which was a semi operating system (or Windowing System). WinDS gave me 2nd place on GBAX 2005 Coding competition, where I won my virgin 1.5 PSP.
After a while, I became more experienced with the DS's HW and started even more complicated projects, which were never released (such as HornetDS and NDjS) and then started a 'simple' RPG engine that became Tales of Dagur today.
Read the Full Interview (http://www.e-msc.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=119)
1.- Who is LiraNuna and how do you start in the homebrew world?
My name is Liran Nuna, and I have started my way 5 years ago with GBA homebrew. I've never actually did anything usefull, except for a few small techdemos. After the DS was released, I was very excited and started to work on it right away.
2.- Can you tell us the most important projects yo have made for Nintendo DS?
My first 'real' project was NDS WinS (Later renamed to WinDS), Which was a semi operating system (or Windowing System). WinDS gave me 2nd place on GBAX 2005 Coding competition, where I won my virgin 1.5 PSP.
After a while, I became more experienced with the DS's HW and started even more complicated projects, which were never released (such as HornetDS and NDjS) and then started a 'simple' RPG engine that became Tales of Dagur today.
Read the Full Interview (http://www.e-msc.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=119)