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Fire Gear
Fire Gear
General
Author	Fatality
Type	Shooter
Version	1999
License	Mixed
System	CGB
Last Updated	1999/10/03
Links
	Download
	Website

Latest revision as of 04:57, 7 August 2024

Fire Gear is an action-packed shoot'em up ported from the ZX-Spectrum created in about two weeks.

It features the technology of dynamic tiles refresh and utilizes a custom level editor from ZX Spectrum. The background in FireGear consists of 256 sprites, each 16x16 pixels, with 1024 tiles allocated in Video RAM solely for the background. One tile bank is allocated to background graphics, while another is used for object tiles and the font. It also introduced a new music engine based on the ZX Spectrum AY-player.

The game was entered into Bung Enterprises 2nd Gameboy Coding Competition (3rd place).

User guide

You will encounter 12 different target types, include green bonus ship, meteors, mines.

When you kill bonus ship you can receive an additional weapon.

You can have a maximum of:

Two shields (up/down - each for 1 point).
Two vertical fire balls - 2 points.
One circle fire balls - 3 points.
Rear shield - 4 points.
Invisible mode - 5 points.

The game also has a hidden cheat mode, try to find it!

Controls

D-Pad - Move

A - Fire

B - Activate additional weapon

Screenshots

Credits

Code - Ars/FTL.
Level edition - KVA/E-mage.
Graphics - Diver/4D.
Title picture - DSC/CGO.
Musplayer, sfx - Freeman/FTL.
Music - Mast/FTL.

External links

Author's website - http://fatality.8m.com/gbc/index.html (archived)
Bung Enterprises - http://www.bung.com.hk/ (archived)

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 Fire Gear is an action-packed shoot'em up ported from the ZX-Spectrum created in about two weeks.
-It features a left-down shooter engine and utilizes dynamic tile refresh technology. The background comprises 256 sprites, 16x16 pixels each, with 1024 tiles in Video RAM, but only 256 are used at a time. Graphics are managed using separate tiles banks for background and objects/font. It also uses a custom music engine based on the ZX-Spectrum AY-player.
+It features the technology of dynamic tiles refresh and utilizes a custom level editor from ZX Spectrum. The background in FireGear consists of 256 sprites, each 16x16 pixels, with 1024 tiles allocated in Video RAM solely for the background. One tile bank is allocated to background graphics, while another is used for object tiles and the font. It also introduced a new music engine based on the ZX Spectrum AY-player.
 The game was entered into Bung Enterprises 2nd Gameboy Coding Competition (3rd place).
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 You will encounter 12 different target types, include green bonus ship, meteors, mines.
-When you kill bonus ship you can received an additional weapon.
+When you kill bonus ship you can receive an additional weapon.
 You can have a maximum of:
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 *One circle fire balls - 3 points.
 *Rear shield - 4 points.
-*Inivisible mode - 5 points.
+*Invisible mode - 5 points.
 The game also has a hidden cheat mode, try to find it!
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 ==External links==
 *Author's website - [https://web.archive.org/web/20010220104323/http://fatality.8m.com/gbc/index.html http://fatality.8m.com/gbc/index.html] (archived)
-*Bung Enterprise - [https://web.archive.org/web/20010121105700/http://www.bung.com.hk:80/GBCodingCompetition/2ndGBCodingCompetition/2nd_results.htm http://www.bung.com.hk/] (archived)
+*Bung Enterprises - [https://web.archive.org/web/20010121105700/http://www.bung.com.hk:80/GBCodingCompetition/2ndGBCodingCompetition/2nd_results.htm http://www.bung.com.hk/] (archived)
 [[Category:2nd Amateur GameboyTM Format Games Coding Competition]]