TriChain Memory GBA: Difference between revisions

Tri-Chain Memory
Tri-Chain Memory
General
Author	Jason Haffner, Brendan Sechter
Type	Puzzle
Version	2004
License	Mixed
Last Updated	2004/07/03
Links
	Download
	Website

Latest revision as of 08:39, 18 August 2024

Tri-chain Memory is a card matching game on the Game Boy Advance.

It was entered into the PDRoms Coding Competition #2.5.

Tri-chain Memory is an old card matching game everyone remembers, but with a twist.

Instead of trying to pair cards, your goal is to create a chain of three matching cards.

When a fourth card is flipped, the first one dissapears, so be careful.

Tri-chain Memory was coded over a period of about a week by Jason Haffner (aka Mr. Ploppy), it's Main.c file contains just over 950 lines of code.

The concept, design, and layout were done by Brendan Sechter (aka sgeos).

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 Tri-chain Memory is a card matching game on the Game Boy Advance.
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 ==Screenshots==
 https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/gbahomebrews/trichainmemory3.png
+<!--BEGIN Online Emulator Section-->
+==Online emulator==
+{{EmulatorJS Main
+|width=480px
+|height=400px
+|EJS_backgroundBlur=false
+|EJS_backgroundImage=https://www.gamebrew.org/images/c/cf/Trichainmemory02.png
+|EJS_core=gba
+|EJS_gameName=TriChain Memory
+|EJS_gameUrl=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/onlineemulators/gba/tri_chain_memory_by_jason_haffner.7z
+}}
+{{GBA Control Settings}}
+<!--END Online Emulator Section-->
 ==Credits==
 Tri-chain Memory was coded over a period of about a week by Jason Haffner (aka Mr. Ploppy), it's Main.c file contains just over 950 lines of code.