Go! Fall: The first game of Total_Noob using the Go! Cam is available!

Total_Noob is known for its commercial quality and is a talented young programmer. For some time he joined the Team GEN and now he returns to the limelight with the release of the first online homebrew project a fun and less underground than our Custom Firmwares and prx that go with it.

Finding a pity that the Go! Cam is a bit neglected by Sony and development studios, so he decided to create a fun series of games using this accessory. That is what brighten up the homebrew scene. Art had already tried an experiment of this kind with his game and Invaders Laser was a good start even if he was also having a laser pointer over the Go! Cam.

Go! Fall is a game implementing the concept of augmented reality. It must first create an object by drawing it on paper. Then, using the camera, this object will be digitized and saved as a part of the game Finally, the game is to try to catch these things with a racquet drawn on a piece of paper.

Rules:

Keep as long as possible

If you arrive to prevent the fall of 20 objects in the queue, there is a bonus of 5 points.

Tip:

play in a well lit if it will work less well.

 Here is a video showing the game:

Acknowledgments:

Salitos for graphics

For Jade2293 sound (called Jado in the video and the readme)

BenHur for his bookstore intraFont

Kururin to sample its Go! Cam (Chotto Cam)

MaGiXieN & Vegetano1 for betatesting

Known Bug:

Sometimes there are freezes, but this is rare.

Go! Fall by Total_Noob and Team GEN

Description

Create your own object and they let falling.00

By moving a paper with a red line should you try to catch so much as possible.

If you catch 20 times without missing, you'll get 5 score.

Play this minigame in bright rooms, else it will not catch correctly.

Requirements

This game requires a custom firmware and the Go! Cam (Chotto Cam).

Known bugs

Sometimes, it may freeze.  

Thanks

Thanks to Salitos for the graphics
Thanks to Jade2293 for the sounds (aska jado in video and readme)
Thanks to his intraFont BenHur for library
Thanks to Kururin for his Go! Cam sample
Thanks to MaGiXieN & Vegetano1 for betatesting