I've now tried a multitude of different methods to get Audio working on my 3DS Homebrew Framework, but so far absolutely nothing seems to be working.

After each game's release, I get a huge influx of opinions and thoughts from a variety of different people. Let's look at RSKGame's thoughts for this week's game! You can Download Micro Clampett here.

@RSKGames

I remember playing Mini Clampett last year. It is a very addictive game and as it was the first game to get the online scoreboard feature, lot of competition was there to get the highscores. I tried the hard mode today and got nowhere near top 5 highscores, the huge...

My adventures into 3DS Audio are looking a little bit closer.

Clampett's returned in this odd little platforming game.

Back to my usual "End of Project" duties, today.

Game #558 is coming along rather well, and is mostly "complete" on the PC side of things. The 3DS version is still all kinds of quirky, though, with issues such as the level generator taking WAY too long on the hardware. Again, something that the emulator has no trouble at all with, but that the hardware itself struggles to do. I'm going to have to chop up the generator and build the level up over multiple frames, instead of clogging up the entire system for the duration. Other than that, though...

OK, I really need to stop working on the 3DS stuff, and get this week's Clampett game done.

I tried out Flappadiddle again, today, and it was very very broken!!

128Mb Ram.. That's what the specs on Wiki says that the 3DS should have. But all these complications I'm having.. The whole thing seems to be tripping up on pretty much anything I throw at it.

Spent most of this morning working on Error Messages.

Whilst working on this week's game, I'm constantly testing it on the 3DS to ensure everything's working correctly.

Turns out, the memory was perfectly fine!

I need to double check, but I think the big Grid[] array might be having issues.