Here is a port/update of The Jarred mind 3. It’s pretty much the same as it was on PS3 but it now includes motion controls and a textured floor (which uses the Death Candy tiled wallpaper made by CherieNoir).

Wii controls:
Tilt = Move
2 Button = Jump

Links:
Download the Wii version

PS3 controls:
Analog sticks = Move
Directional pad = Navigate the menu
X button = Select a menu option
O Button = Exit back to the main menu

Wii controls:
Tilt the controller = Move

Links:
Download the PS3 version
Download the Wii version

So, yeah… I’m not really sure what else to say about this. It’s a gameish thing that runs on PS3. I’m curious of what people think of it. I expect that most people won’t like it. For the haters though I’ll probably be making and posting something else that’s simple but more of an actual game and less lolwut some time soon.

PS3 controls:
Left analog stick = Move
X Button = Jump

Links:
Download the PS3 version

Video provided by Cid2Mizard from NintendoMax.

Neo tanks has been updated to match the more recent PS3 version (so it looks a bit different and you can take control of tanks).

Swingball 2 has newly added music (The Jackals by ara), the menus are now navigated by pointing and clicking on buttons and the level that was remade in the last PS3 release has been updated here to match.

Neo Tanks v0.2
Swingball 2 v0.4

Links:
Download the Wii version

I’ve also updated The Video Game but absolutely nothing about it’s gameplay or graphics have changed. It has however gained some cool new music. Audiotechnica’s Cerebral Corset now plays on a loop in the background and immediately gives the game an entirely different vibe that I find oddly fitting even if it is completely different from what I had originally envisioned.

Super Pixel Jumper v1.1
The Video Game v0.2

Video provided by Cid2Mizard from NintendoMax.

This is a Wii port of my PS3 platformer Gambol.

The gameplay is (currently) 2D but it has 3D graphics and I expect I will probably add movement on the Z axis in a future update. The art assets are all placeholder. This will NOT be a Mario clone by the time I’m done with it. The character model used for the player was made by Bubles Studio.

Wii controls:
D Pad = Move
2 Button = Jump

Links:
Download the Wii version

Video provided by Cid2Mizard from NintendoMax.

Here are updated builds of three seemingly randomly selected pieces of homebrew that I had made for Wii. Three Point O has been significantly overhauled and no longer becomes distorted when you look up or down. Cubicle Shooter and Gravity Glide are more minor updates. I’ve fixed a problem with shooting well looking up or down and aiming away from the center of the screen in Cubicle Shooter. In Gravity Glide the background music now plays more correctly.

Three Point O v1.1
Cubicle Shooter v0.3
Gravity Glide v1.2

It was my plan to organize (most of them are scattered around in different places) and fix up (a lot of them currently won’t compile properly for a verity of reasons) everything I had previously released for Wii and then release new versions of all of them along with the source code (like I did recently with my PS3 stuff) by the end of December. But Laziness and the holidays kept me from being productive and then more time was wasted because IMG_Load had inexplicably stopped working for me on Wii (I eventually gave up trying to figure out why and was able to put together a suitable alternative with the help of the always awesome LodePNG). It is still something I want to do but with only two days remaining (and approximately 40 programs) that obviously isn’t going to happen in the time frame I had originally hoped for.

So anyways you can expect to see at least one update a day and a source code dump by the end of January.

On a vaguely related note, Does anyone know what the deal is with 8bit Collective? It’s where I got a lot of the music I use in my games, the address that I give in the credits (a lot of artists don’t have their own personal sites) and a place that I would love to be able to go back to for finding new and great music to use in some of my currently mute games. But the site seems to have been down for at least a week now. Are they just under maintenance or switching servers or something or is the site gone for good?

Video provided by Cid2Mizard from NintendoMax.
You can find a screenshot here.

Goodbye World is a simple non game test tech demo thing that I made for PS3 to familiarize myself with PSL1GHT (it was the first thing I made with PSL1GHT). This is a Wii port of it. It supports the nunchuck analog stick but you can also control the ship using the wiimote’s directional pad.

Wii controls:
D Pad = Move
Analog stick = Move

Links:
Download the Wii version