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Metroid 68K and BranchMap released
Posted by Travis on 8 October 2009, 07:03 GMT
Lach Asderity, author of 2007 POTY winner Super Mario 68K, has just returned with Metroid 68K, another faithful platform classic for the TI-89, TI-89 Titanium, TI-92 Plus, and Voyage 200. Its impressive grayscale graphics, expansive areas, and lots of monsters and power-ups will keep fans busy.
Meanwhile, Kerm Martian has released BranchMap, a nifty cross-platform development tool for analyzing Z80 assembly code. This Python script parses ASM source files and generates a graphical representation of program flow and stack usage in PostScript or PDF format.
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Re: Metroid 68K and BranchMap released
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elfprince13 
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Congrats to both of you. I'm lacking in 68K goodness to test with, but the screenshots look amazing.
I already tested BranchMap, and it pretty much does exactly what it says on the tin. Very useful for z80 development.
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8 October 2009, 14:00 GMT
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Re: Metroid 68K and BranchMap released
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Kevin Ouellet
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It looks like the TI scene is finally enjoying some sort of come back in terms of amazing program releases. I think the last time 5 programs or more were featured in one month was in October 2004
Congrats to both authors!
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8 October 2009, 17:18 GMT
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Re: Metroid 68K and BranchMap released
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ASchoenfeld
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oh i hope there will come out more 68k games like this and I hope new programmers will come
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9 October 2009, 13:29 GMT
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