Topic: Gravity Ball Advance

[megabelmont]

Link to the game: http://rabidbadgers.com/multimedia/GravityBallAdvance.rar


Link to the emulator: http://visualboy-advance.uptodown.com/en/free-download/

To run the game: Download the Visual Boy Advance emulator and open the GravityBallAdvance.gba file.

After three very long months my project is finally complete. For my senior seminar class I chose to make a game for the game boy advance. After going through a few excellent tutorials I was well on my way to making a great game. Gravity Ball Advance is a game where you fight gravity and avoid objects such as walls. There are a total of 9 levels with different environments such as reverse gravity, space, fans, and switches and three difficulty levels to choose from. At the end of every third level there is a boss you must defeat.

Note: You can use the A button to ascend along with pressing up, as well as using B to descend instead of pressing down.

Screenshots:

[Battler Ushiromiya]

Is there a Castlevania lavel?

[megabelmont]

Sadly, no. Which is why I'm not sure if this is posted in the correct place. I originally planned for the tower stage to have a Castlevania theme with Death as the final boss (along with Bloody Tears playing) but sadly it all got cut because of time and size constraints of the system.

[uzo]

While I'm sure your MS Paint game is... Interesting... This is a Castlevania fan section.

[Kale]

actually, i thought Jorge said at one point it was any fan stuff...

[Jorge D. Fuentes]

In Reply To #5

Yeah any Fan Stuff should be OK.
Castlevania stuff would be preferred, but any cool masterpieces of any type would be welcome.

However, this is clearly Gaming-related, so I'm gonna move it to Hardcore Gaming 101. 

[sonicabid]

In Reply To #6

What's the theme for the normal levels? It sounds familiar. Boss fights is Contra though, I'm pretty sure.

[megabelmont]

The level music is from Blast Corps. (Also from Donkey Kong Land 1 when you fight a boss I believe) The game took at least 100+ hours for me to do. (Not just coding, design, drawing which took longer than it looks, etc.)