NetHackDS version 1.11 |
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Anybody up for a classic bit of dungeon-crawling on their DS? We're happy to report that DevTeam has recently released a new update for NetHackDS, pushing the game up to version 1.11.This homebrew is a DS port of NetHack (1987), a rogue-like game that put players behind the controls of a dungeon-diving character in search of the Amulet of Yendor. Here are the latest changes:
- Version 1.11:
- Support commands with repeat counts (tap-and-hold command in the command window and a keyboard will pop up prompting for a count). This also works when binding keys.
- Support binding R+[A,B,X,Y,Start,Select] (or L, if in left-handed mode).
- Message history is now implemented (use the 'Prev Mesg' command).
- Different names now create separate games, allowing multiple games on the same card (this is actually a bug fix).
- Version 1.10:
- Enhanced the minimap to show additional landmarks, etc.
- Added word wrapping support to menus, text display, etc.
- Added support for a scrolling command window if the commands don't fit on one page.
- With the above, the game now supports larger font sizes.
- Added a few additional commands to the command window.
- Fixed the message display when paging so previous lines aren't redisplayed erroneously.
- Again tried to fix the menu pagedown bugÂ… I think I might have it this time.
Download: NetHackDS v1.11
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Hi, this is the author, here. Just to clarify, I am not, nor have I ever been a member of the DevTeam, nor is my work at all affiliated with theirs (well, aside from the fact that the port wouldn't exist without their wonderful efforts).