I decided to check out what's going on with Cobra and CW at the moment.
I was surprised to find a lot of news!
http://www.squeakyduck.co.uk/
Looks like Graham is releasing both an engine and a language, so Cobra's 3d engine can be used within BlitzMax :)
Just so you know, because I'm weirdly obsessed with this:
If you're reading this, Graham, that GBA cart with Opera DS is specifically a 16 MB RAM expansion. (Probably not for storage, since they would want the expansion packs usable across different pieces of software).
If it wasn't for that thing, the DS's laughable 4 MB of RAM would be useless for web browsing.
Thankfully, Nintendo had the foresight to make such things as that possible!
DSLinux is now able to access 32 MB of extra RAM from some flash carts, for example :)
That GBA slot was a great addition.
Anyway, Cobra news!
Yay, for those who like engines!
(I'll probably just stick with MiniB3d myself, though. I have concluded that I just suck at graphics and thus will get somebody else to do it for me).
I was surprised to find a lot of news!
http://www.squeakyduck.co.uk/
Looks like Graham is releasing both an engine and a language, so Cobra's 3d engine can be used within BlitzMax :)
Just so you know, because I'm weirdly obsessed with this:
If you're reading this, Graham, that GBA cart with Opera DS is specifically a 16 MB RAM expansion. (Probably not for storage, since they would want the expansion packs usable across different pieces of software).
If it wasn't for that thing, the DS's laughable 4 MB of RAM would be useless for web browsing.
Thankfully, Nintendo had the foresight to make such things as that possible!
DSLinux is now able to access 32 MB of extra RAM from some flash carts, for example :)
That GBA slot was a great addition.
Anyway, Cobra news!
Yay, for those who like engines!
(I'll probably just stick with MiniB3d myself, though. I have concluded that I just suck at graphics and thus will get somebody else to do it for me).