Crack Attack
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| Crack Attack | ||
|---|---|---|
| Homepage | Homepage | |
| Latest Version | 1.1.18 | |
| Downloads | Plainfiles | |
| Release Date | Unknown | |
| Author | Toast | |
| Type of game | Tetris Attack Clone | |
| Active | No | |
| Refresh Rate | Unknown | |
History
Crack-Attack is a clone of the SNES game Tetris Attack. It is available under the GPL. Daniel Nelson wrote it for Win32 and Linux. Richard 'toast' Russo has ported it to KOS/dreamcast as part of an independent study in hardware and software for the Dreamcast.
There are some outstanding issues, but its playable.
Bugs
- I can't get the textures to work, so I disabled them all, this is done via #ifdefs, so its reasonably easy to compile it with support for textures and see how ugly it becomes.
- Sometimes, while playing, the display goes blank; I don't know why that happens, but hitting B twice should fix that.
- When garbage is becoming blocks, there is a vertical line that shouldn't be there; this is ugly, but not a big problem.
- After the game ends, some ugly stuff comes up, and the game stops being responsive; I think this is due to the gl reinitialization by hitting the B button.
- Theres no network support; there was gonna be, but my plans to make a network adapter didn't work out so well.
- Also, in ASCII gfx mode, there needs to be some sort of redraw limiting, so it doesn't look as ugly.
Controls
- D-pad: move the swapper
- A button: swap the blocks in the swapper
- B button: switch between ASCII and GL graphic modes
- Y button: speed up the advancing blocks
- Start button: pause, get past prompts
Downloads
- Crack Attack 1.1.18 - Plainfiles - Unknown release date
- Crack Attack 1.1.18 - Datafiles - Unknown release date
- Crack Attack 1.1.18 - DiscJuggler - Unknown release date