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==Screenshots==
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https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/gbahomebrews/lvr4.png


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https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/gbahomebrews/lvr5.png
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==Compatbility==
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Revision as of 05:13, 8 September 2022

LvR
File:Lvr2.png
General
Authorquisseh
TypeOther Games
Version2017
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2017/12/17
Links
Download
Website

LvR is a two-player minigame compilation for the Game Boy Advance.

User guide

Two players compete head-to-head holding the same GBA console; player 1 grips the left half of the GBA and controls the L button, while player 2 grips the right half and controls R.

Five levels, each with unique environments and challenges:

  • Catching fruit as it falls from trees.
  • Sneaking past a sleeping bad guy without getting caught.
  • Invading a vault to steal jewels.
  • Fighting to stay aboard a raft.
  • Helping librarians put away books.

Controls

L - Move player 1 (blue) in levels, Move cursor up in menus

R - Move player 2 (red) in levels, Move cursor down in menus

Start - Proceed with selected menu option

Screenshots

lvr3.png lvr4.png

lvr5.png lvr6.png

Compatbility

Two ways to play:

Load ROM onto a flash cart and play on GBA/GBP/DS
Run ROM in a GBA emulator (mGBA recommended)

Credits

All source code, graphics, and sounds created by quisseh.

Code and sounds were written in C using the Tonc library.

Graphics were drawn in Paint.NET and exported via Usenti.

External links

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