Nu, Pogodi!
This is a homebrew game, run on Gameboy Color. Based on the original game by: Elektronika - LCD, 1984 CCCP. Created with GB-Studio 2.0 beta5!
Nu, pogodi! is the Soviet clone of Nintendo's Game & Watch Wide Screen: Egg. This handheld features characters (wolf and hare) from popular Soviet animated show of the same name.
The player controls the wolf who needs to catch eggs sliding down conveyor belts from four directions. Each egg gives one point. If the wolf misses an egg it breaks and game over . There are two difficulty settings - game A and B.
Also available for download in .CIA format for the Nintendo 3DS virtual console!
Move: Cursor Keys
Select game: Select
Start game: Start
Move: Arrow keys
Select game: Shift
Start game: Enter
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You can download the ROM file of the game from the WLS website!
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Hey, why doesn't this version have a lives system? Just missing a single egg results in a "Game Over".
Yes, it really is. Unfortunately, it was not possible to monitored and displayed on the screen. :(
I see. Well, I myself would try to make the life icons smaller, but perhaps that wouldn't work on the Game Boy's smaller screen. (I don't have an actual Game Boy; I played it on my New 3DS XL.)
The problem is not with size, but rather with the fact that there can't be more than 10 control sprites on the screen at the same time and the 10 are full. The palette is also full, so it couldn't be solved with that either. :(
Guess what, I don't even have a Gameboy, or even a Color, just a 3DS. :)
Did you know that if you press START continuously and start the game like that, it will run in the original resolution?
Well, apologies for the very late reply but no, I didn't know that about the Game Boy Virtual Console. Quite interesting!
Also, thanks for clarifying about sprite limits, forgot that those can be a factor.
hi your game was flagged as suspicious (as the files were uploaded around when the jam started) so we’ve had to disqualify your entry from the pizza jam. If you think this is a mistake please email james1138@gmail.com
Hello. Such a game takes about 1.5 hours to complete. I make 3-4 games in a month, so it's okay if you're suspicious, but the main game was finished during the jam.