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Kablamo! Multiple: Option releases audio-enabled digital comic

Posted May 12th 2008 9:00PM by Eric Caoili
Filed under: Homebrew

Homebrew comic book readers have been available for over a year now, but Multiple: Option's latest release, A Question of Promise: Digital Comic, brings several innovations and welcome additions to the "reading comic books on a handheld" experience:

A single ROM that doesn't require any conversion and should have minimal DLDI-patching issues
Sound effects and music for specific panels/sections
An option to save the page you're on by simply hitting the Start button

The comic, a digital adaptation of Thuyen Nguyen's A Question of Promise, originally released in 2002, is a pleasant read, too, so long as you're not expecting any superheroes in tights. It's a "light-hearted story of a guy, a girl, and a sentient pool-of-water."

Game Melody Oratorio Volume Two: More music to our ears

Posted Apr 30th 2008 12:45PM by Eric Caoili
Filed under: Homebrew

Fresh off his success placing fourth in Neoflash's Spring Coding Competition, homebrew developer Multiple: Option has followed up his Game Melody Oratorio software with a second volume, packing ten songs and new features into the virtual piano update.

Here's your chance to learn classic melodies from a diverse set of games:

Double Dragon
Dr. Mario
Duck Tales (a woo woo)
Final Fantasy VII
Halo
Leisure Suit Larry
Metal Gear Solid
Outrun
Streets of Rage 2
Super Castlevania VI

Game Melody Oratorio Volume 2's new features include an extra piano key (C3), a new Practice Stage with hidden notes, a new Recital Challenge mode, improved flashcart support, and the ability to preview melodies on the song selection screen. Wow! All that for free!

[Via DCEmu]

Play video game music on a piano -- just like the pros!

Posted Mar 20th 2008 10:34PM by Eric Caoili
Filed under: Homebrew

Taking a break from porting visual novel demos like Fate/hollow ataraxia Prologue and Snatcher Pilot, developer Multiple: Option has posted its first original project, a neat homebrew application that teaches you how to play simple video game melodies with a virtual piano. If only there was a similar program for 90s gangsta rap songs -- we would love to learn 2Pac's "I Ain't Mad at Cha!"

Multiple: Option's software, Game Melody Oratorio, includes lessons for songs Super Mario Bros., Sonic the Hedgehog, Tetris, Bubble Bobble, and The Legend of Zelda. Each melody has two modes, one for practicing the tune with visual cues, the other for playing the melody without any help once you've mastered it. Don't see your favorite video game song on the list? There's also a "Free Play" mode that allows you to experiment and play whatever you want.

[Via NEO Compo 2008]

Snatcher Pilot Disk ported, fantastic

Posted Mar 7th 2008 11:15AM by Eric Caoili
Filed under: Homebrew

Fresh off its abridged port of visual novel Fate/Stay Night: Trial Edition, Multiple: Option has posted another homebrew adaptation of a text-heavy game, Snatcher Pilot Disk.

This release is based on the PC-Engine demo of Hideo Kojima and Konami's acclaimed adventure title, but uses still images from the Sega CD version. Though there isn't much players can do to deviate from the game's very linear progression, the cyberpunk plot and voice acting keep Snatcher Pilot DS interesting. For those of you who demand interactivity beyond selecting text options, there's also a fun bug-blasting segment towards the end.

Unfortunately, this "pilot" comprises only the first act of the full Snatcher game, taking players through the J.U.N.K.E.R. headquarters and factory scene (Multiple: Option does not plan to port the complete game). Still, it's an entertaining, 10-minute experience worth playing through.

[Via PAlib]

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Kablamo! Multiple: Option releases audio-enabled digital comic

Game Melody Oratorio Volume Two: More music to our ears

Play video game music on a piano -- just like the pros!

Snatcher Pilot Disk ported, fantastic

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