After about three weeks since I first decided to embark on this project, I now have a functional work in progress, with the objective of wrapping all of the games together in a single program styled directly after the official DS game.
For those of you who've never played Brain Training before, the idea behind it is just that; by completing quick and simple logic exercises in a few minutes each day, you become "sharper", and such. A better explanation can be found
here.
demo's can be found near the bottom of this post.
Last Update: 2nd August
- Not done; - Working on; - Done; - New idea
Features
Menu system created from scratch, mimicking a simplified
windows interface, with buttons, switches, text boxes and
text labels.
Extensive use of Cloggy's D3D Plugin for 2D effects.
Efficient filing system, allowing the program to handle
large amounts of data whilst only holding what's needed
in memory.
Up to six profiles. With each profile, three personal
bests are stored, along with the first score each day, for
up to 365 days, for each game.
Graph of past 365 scores appears when the game's
button is rolled-over in the daily training menu.
Freeplay mode, where you can practice unlocked
games indefinitely, without timing restrictions or goals,
to achieve better scores in your daily training.
Clocks, in both analogue and digital form.
Configure options for each profile.
Set a color scheme for each profile.
Games
Sums x 20 (0 Days)
Sums x 100 (0 Days)
Syllable Count (2 days)
Low To High (4 Days)
Sequences x 20 (7 days)
Sequences x 100 (8 days)
All remaining (to be added)
Screenshots
Videos
Minute Showcase (17/July)
Demo
Download from Speedyshare (27/July)
Download from Speedyshare (02/August)
As with any WIP, more will be added as it comes. Meanwhile, feel free to take a look at the old thread in the code snippets board, with four games,
click here. Thanks.