Aspirin Wii: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 03:45, 11 March 2023

Aspirin is a Wii homebrew inspired by a similar game for the TI-89 calculator.

The game utilizes various libraries such as libogc, GRRLIB, libfat, and PNGU.

Control a character that must avoid the lines and collect dots on the screen.

The game has no sound, and the sound option in the menu serves no purpose.

There are three ways to control the game, that you can choose in the menu.

D-Pad - Play the game holding Wiimote sideways and move around using the Wiimote D-Pad

Tilt - Play the game holding the Wiimote sideways and move by tilting the Wiimote

IR - Point the Wiimote at the screen (you lose instantly if you point out of the screen when you start the game)

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 |license=Not specified (open source)
 |download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/wiihomebrews/aspirinwii.7z
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+|website=https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Aspirin
 |source=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/wiihomebrews/aspirinwii.7z
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-Aspirin is a game developed by Guglo where players control a character that must navigate around lines and collect dots on the screen. It was inspired by a similar game for the TI-89 calculator.
+Aspirin is a Wii homebrew inspired by a similar game for the TI-89 calculator.
-The game utilizes various libraries such as libogc, GRRLIB, libfat, and PNGU. Currently, the game does not have any sound features, and the sound option in the menu serves no purpose.
+The game utilizes various libraries such as libogc, GRRLIB, libfat, and PNGU.
+==User guide==
+Control a character that must avoid the lines and collect dots on the screen.
+The game has no sound, and the sound option in the menu serves no purpose.
 == Controls ==