Introduction This is part 4 of a blog series where I reverse engineer a Game Boy Color game titled Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy. It’s a rather obscure game, but I quite enjoyed it when I was a kid. For each part in this series, I will set a goal and document the steps I took to achieve that goal. An example of a goal might be to make Bugs Bunny jump twice as high.

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Introduction This is part 3 of a blog series where I reverse engineer a Game Boy Color game titled Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy. It’s a rather obscure game, but I quite enjoyed it when I was a kid. For each part in this series, I will set a goal and document the steps I took to achieve that goal. An example of a goal might be to make Bugs Bunny jump twice as high.

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Introduction This is part 2 of a blog series where I reverse engineer a Game Boy Color game titled Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy. It’s a rather obscure game, but I quite enjoyed it when I was a kid. For each part in this series, I will set a goal and document the steps I took to achieve that goal. I’ll be building up a disassembly of the game as the series goes on.

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Introduction This is part 1 of a blog series where I reverse engineer a Game Boy Color game titled Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy. It’s a rather obscure game, but I quite enjoyed it when I was a kid. For each part in this series, I will set a goal and document the steps I took to achieve that goal. An example of a goal might be to make Bugs Bunny jump twice as high.

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Introduction GitHub Link: https://github.com/huderlem/pokepinball-generations Two years ago, I collaborated with some folks at Twitch Plays Pokémon to bring an enhanced Pokémon Pinball experience to the stream. There were many pieces that had to come together to make this possible, and the end result was quite fun and rewarding. To give some background context, Pokémon Pinball is a Game Boy Color …

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Introduction GitHub Link: https://github.com/huderlem/contest-painting-effects In the Game Boy Advance games Pokémon Emerald, Ruby, and Sapphire, the player may compete in special competitions called “Contests”. If the player performs well enough, an NPC will kindly paint a portrait of the Pokémon and display it in the Lilycove Museum. The player can view this painting, and depending …

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Introduction GitHub Link: https://github.com/huderlem/poryscript As the Pokémon Gen 3 decompilation projects mature, some of my focus has shifted to improving the developer experience. One of the painpoints of working with the Gen 3 engine is comprehending existing event scripts and writing new scripts. Poryscript is a higher-level scripting language that makes writing scripts much simpler. In …

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