Payks 3D-RPG Demo Payk from DCEmu has released a small demo for his upcoming 3D-RPG game for the DS. Project description : Legend of Beneshov will be a RPG in style of old SNES RPGs like Final Fantasy Most of the dialogue has been translated, but it's a rough translation, so don't expect much WARNING:A THIS TRANSLATION IS UNTESTED AND UNEDITED.A RUN-OFF DIALOGUE, CRASHES, UNREADABLE TEXT AND TEXT THAT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE MAY/WILL OCCUR. You will be in the first level of the gameĭiablo 2 Sorceress NDS homebrew developer le Rodeur has released version 1.1.1 of Diablo 2, Sorceress which is an adaptation of DiabloII for the NDS. With this version you could (like the original) see the main screen, and click on the green button ENTRER. For those who are too young to know what NetHack is, it's a single-player game released in 1987 where you take on the role of dungeon-delving hero in search of the Amulet of Yendorĭungeon Master DS pre-alpha Dungeon Master DS is a pre-alpha release to give you a sampling of the DMDS Team's efforts for their RPG homebrew game for the Nintendo DS. NetHackDS (August 5 Update) A week ago, the secretive group pf volunteer developers called DevTeam has released an updated version of NetHackDS, a DS homebrew version of the classic game NetHack. If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ. “BUT THE ORIGINAL WAS PERFECT!” Well yes, it was great, but now it’s a little better and you can play it anywhere you go.Symbian OS | Pocket PC | Smartphone | Android | BlackBerry | Apple iPhone OS | Java | Mobile Gaming | Linux | Palm | Win CE | Tabletįree Mobile Software, Themes, Games, Apps for PDA and Smartphones It’s strange to me that some people seem to get offended when I point out ways the DS version was an improvement. It’s cool that you played the SNES version so long ago, and I understand the nostalgia, but the DS version is just plain objectively better in all ways except two things that are up to personal preference: the translation, and the screen size/portability. It’s a breeze to move items between characters and to make sure everyone has the optimal gear.
And managing equipment and inventory is easier on DS, due to the tab system that utilizes L and R and how it can lay out information for all characters at once. In battle, you have a spatial layout for each party member and their actions, which is easier to keep track of and understand than the nested menus on the SNES. The DS actually has a sentence describing what each item does. The short names are not very descriptive. The icons are hard to decipher on the SNES unless you already know them. Doesn’t mean it wasn’t improved upon with a second screen.
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