A Gamebuino port of a homebrew NES game.
A fully featured port of the “classic” Gruniożerca game, originally for the NES.
Created by Dark Archon (arhn.eu, code, graphics) and Neko (logo). Original concept by Łukasz Kur.
Gruniożerca for Gamebuino (Gruniożerca GBuino) is a simple example project for the classic Gamebuino system. Also compatible with the DIY Makerbuino kit.
The goal of the project was to create a simple Gamebuino game which would utilize most of the common features of the system.
Included are the source files:
As well as extra graphics files used in the project and misc. files.
The project aims to showcase most of the basic Gamebuino functions:
Move Grunio around with the left and right buttons. White and black carrots will fall from the sky. The goal is to “eat” as many as possible. But there’s a catch: Grunio can only eat carrots of the same color as his fur! To change Grunio’s fur color press “A”. Miss three times and it’s game over!
Press “C” to forfeit.
You can open the “gruniozerca.ino” (Polish version) or “gruniozerca-en.ino” (English version) of the files in the Arduino IDE, to see what the source code looks like. It’s fairly tidy, although not extremely effiecent with lots of room for potential memory improvements.
The Arduino IDE will require the Gamebuino libraries to run.
You can also use the precompiled HEX files to play the game on the emulator and/or Gamebuino compatible consoles.
For English version: Just copy the GRUNIOEN.HEX and GRUNIOEN.INF files to the SD card used in your Gamebuino. The game should appear on the list!
For Polish version: Copy the GRUNIO.HEX and GRUNIO.INF files instead.
You can also play the game online, in an emulator!
Just visit this page: http://simbuino4web.ppl-pilot.com/ and load the hex file.
Please note: The save feature of the emulator isn’t functional and will constantly display 255 as high score.
Gruniożerca Gamebuino was created for an arhn.eu video on building and programming a MAKERbuino console.
Once the video is completed, this readme will be updated with the links.