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Berlin Hotball Paranoid GB

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Berlin Hotball Paranoid
Berlingb.png
General
AuthorAleksi Eeben
TypeArcade Games
Version50 Levels Preview
LicenseMixed
SystemCGB
Last Updated2001/12/16
Links
Download
Website

A breakout game written for the Game Boy Color.

Controls

Left/Right - Move bat

Up - View up (when no ball moving)

Down - Focus to bat (when ball in play)

A - Release ball, Launch missiles

Start - Pause

Select - Skip round (also skips end-level monsters in 09, 19, 29, ...)

Start+Sel+A+B - Reset

Screenshots

berlingb2.png berlingb3.png

berlingb4.png berlingb5.png

Media

Berlin Hotball Paranoid by Aleksi Eeben (GBC) Longplay (SuperJustinChannel)

Compatibility

Berlin is best experienced on the real hardware (Game Boy Color with a flash cartridge) but should also run more or less accurately on the following emulators:

  • VisualBoyAdvance (in GBC mode) - Version 0.8 or above works best.
  • GBC Emulator (the one by Rusty Wagner) - Works, colors not quite right.
  • REW - Playable, OBJ/BG priorities not emulated, colors too picky.
  • No$gmb - Playable if configured in Monochrome mode (SGB/CGB Colors).

Berlin detects the Game Boy type it's running on. All palettes are gamma corrected to match the darker LCD display in Game Boy Advance. (Just like in the late Zelda games).

(However, you can't run GBC programs on GBA flash carts without an adaptor, such as GB-Bridge, because the voltage and cart shape are different)

External links

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