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[Dudu.exe]

CybeReality released yesterday a art game.

ticklegirl 1.0 for nintendo ds released
I have finally finished my first indie DS title and it has come out pretty good. In total, I worked on it for about a month off-and-on while I got accustomed to the NDS development environment. In this game you interact with a virtual vixen via the touchscreen. Tickle different areas of your dream girl to watch her reaction. Utilizes full motion video for the most realistic effect. This is one unique experience that can have only been realized using a touch screen. A must play.

http://www.cybereality.com/files/girl.nds.gba.zip ( dont forget to rename to NDS )







have fun!!!

[magnet]

a bit boring after the initial impression, but still very cool stuff.

[Dudu.exe]

a bit boring after the initial impression, but still very cool stuff.

it look more like a concect then a game... like electoplankton...


but we can see clearly que quality of his work!

[stupid2ass]

Any nudity in this?  I wanna know if it's safe to play in public

[mat]

No nudity, but I wouldnt recomend playing in public anyway... she makes some really creepy noises....

seriously... im here jabbing her with a stylus, and she's getting all turned on... wtf? I mean, I was tickling her somewhere, and she suddenly blew me a kiss. what?

Still, very funny game, great graphics. Shows off the touch screen well.

[skydra]

I dont understand this renaming thing! Because when I extract it it says girl.nds but it is a gba file so how do i make it into a nds file?

[sneef]

is it a nds.gba file?  if so, just rename it to .nds   I haven't seen the file so i don't know how to help you.

nds.gba files are the correct format for the supercard, but due to the supercard firmware's interpretation, you must rename it .nds (or it will try to boot in GBA mode.)  but with the newest firmware, .gba files are hidden when you boot into DS mode, so you wouldn't see the file at all.

[Koji]

is it a nds.gba file?  if so, just rename it to .nds   I haven't seen the file so i don't know how to help you.

nds.gba files are the correct format for the supercard, but due to the supercard firmware's interpretation, you must rename it .nds (or it will try to boot in GBA mode.)  but with the newest firmware, .gba files are hidden when you boot into DS mode, so you wouldn't see the file at all.

.gba files can be seen in DS mode. However, .nds files can't be seen in gba mode.

[skydra]

After i run it through the patcher the file name is girl.nds but the patcher red it as a gba rom if that matter anyway, after i run it through the patcher and put it on my sd card and turn on my ds in the rom list it says it's name is girl.nds.gba  

so i click on it loads up screens go black ?

[Koji]

You need to change the name from .nds.gba to just simply .nds. I don't believe it even needs patching. Simply rename it and run it on your DS.

[skydra]

OK, when I extract it from the zip it already is just girl.nds so I put it on my supercard and tried it out, and the got a white screend on bottom and the top screen says gameboy.  Does it matter that i'm using superpass?

[Dudu.exe]

OK, when I extract it from the zip it already is just girl.nds so I put it on my supercard and tried it out, and the got a white screend on bottom and the top screen says gameboy.  Does it matter that i'm using superpass?

its becouse  your windows has the EXTENSION GBA registred.. thets why it dont show up..

must be GBA emulator..

you will rave to rename via DOS

[Koji]

Or the better choice is to disable hiding known file types in windows.

[skydra]

How do i do that?

[Koji]

Go to the directory, then click on "tools" then "folder option"

Click the view tab and there should be an item called "hide extensions for known file types"

Uncheck that then you should be able to see the file as .nds.gba then simply remove the .gba.