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| Dr Mario PSP | |
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| General | |
| Author | Mike Haggar (mikehaggar99) |
| Type | Puzzle |
| Version | 0.3 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2005/09/19 |
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A clone of Dr. Mario for the PSP, made in Lua for PSP.
Controls
Menu:
D-Pad - Change options
Start - Start game
Triangle - Screenshot
Horizontal mode:
Left and Right - Control Piece
Down - Drop faster
Circle - Rotate Clockwise
Cross - Rotate Counter-clockwise
Triangle - Screenshot
Start - Pause
Select - Restart (or quit if you use Lowser)
Hold - Hold
Vertical mode:
Up and Down - Control Piece
Left - Drop faster
Circle/Cross - Rotate Clockwise/Counter-clockwise
Analogue - Rotate Piece
Triangle - Screenshot
Start - Pause
Select - Restart (or quit if you use Lowser)
Hold - Hold
Screenshots
Changelog
0.3
- Updated code to so it works correctly with LUA 0.10.
- Some code cleanups.
- Added some code so the game generates viruses better.
- Added images and sounds folders.
- Added options menu and saving.
- Added highscore saving.
- Added analogue piece rotation when in vertical mode.
- Added chill music.
- Optimized images.
0.2
- Added shiny new GFX from Dr. Mario 64.
- Added vertical mode.
- Updated code to work with the new API in LUA 0.7b5.
- Added music pause.
- Added some code so the game won't generate three of the same pill in a row.
0.1
- First release, hopefully with most bugs fixed.
Credits
Big thanks to:
- Nintendo (for making Dr. Mario).
- Shine and Nevyn (for porting LUA and script examples).
- VgSlag (for Pyramid Panic script).
- Alex Carroll (for ButtonMatch script).
- Enrico Colombini (for Lua short reference).
- zsnes team (for zsnes).
- Butcha (for OpenSPC).
- Nullsoft (for WinAmp).
- Alpha-II Productions (for SNESAmp).
- Project64 Team (for Project 64).
- Rice (for Rice Video Plugin).
- Guyfawkes (for PSP 1.0 binary of 0.1 version).
- Jasc (for Paint Shop Pro).
- Adobe (for Photoshop and Acrobat Reader).
- Sony (for PSP and Soundforge).
- Microsoft (for Windows and Notepad).
External links
- Author's website - http://haggar.pocketheaven.com/ (archived)