
The project was originally bound for the GBA, but RavenWorks eventually migrated his code and rewrote the graphics engine to take advantage of Nintendo's new hardware. Current plans for the touchscreen include a map display and a "tap-to-switch-weapons interface" (accompanying L/R weapon switching).
Cave Story: DS's newest demo allows you to explore the game's levels and mess with NPCs, its memorable soundtrack playing all the while. Though scripting, weapons, and many other features haven't been included yet, we're just happy to see that progress is still being made on the port. Make sure to download the demo and let RavenWorks know that his efforts are appreciated!
If you don't have the homebrew tools necessary to test this early build, we have a few screenshots for you to preview in our gallery. You can also disguise yourself with a Mimiga mask and sneak past the post break for some shakycam video we dug up.
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6-26-2007 @ 1:20PM
Nosophoros said...
That is so freaking cool. I first read about this game on one of those Virtually Overlooked features over at Wiifanboy, and it's pretty much been my favorite game since.
Seriously, I don't care how many times I've played it by now, it's still a great game. Stuff like this makes me happy I can run homebrew stuff on my DS :D
Thanks for the heads up.
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6-26-2007 @ 1:27PM
Abel said...
Can't find the link for the download :(
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6-26-2007 @ 1:38PM
Eric Caoili said...
abel, it should be the first link under the title, after you go to the livejournal page: http://community.livejournal.com/doukutsu/92406.html
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6-26-2007 @ 2:01PM
JC Fletcher said...
HUZZAH!
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6-26-2007 @ 2:26PM
Jonathan Harford said...
I guess there's no chance we'll be able to buy this?
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6-26-2007 @ 3:26PM
Sonicandtails said...
Actually, that's a movie of the previous demo. Here's the new one, I made the video last night and just uploaded it.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_MfJ7id4-vM
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8-16-2007 @ 6:58PM
wheatshelf said...
i just started playing the PC version. what a jewel! beautifully nostalgic and gameplay that is truly timeless. thanks for the heads up, and keep it coming RavenWorks!
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