Mi Ninos

ABOUT THE PROJECT 

Mi Ninos is the Mini Project ABP developed by 3 students from the University of Alicante, a game created for Gameboy Classic, which is currently in development.

In this game you must help Nina find her kittens, it seems that they are naughty and have gone on an adventure in different parts of the city.

Mi Ninos is a vertical platform game in which you must help Nina find her kittens, you must explore different parts of a city from the grass of a park to the highest rooftops in search of these mischievous cats.

This game is being developed by students from the University of Alicante for GBRetrodev'2024, as it is our first project in assembler, we may not achieve everything we wanted at first, but the important thing in all this is no longer the result, If not, the journey we have experienced with our colleagues to achieve the best possible result in this very limited time.

 OBJETIVE

The goal of the game is to go through the different levels in search of the lost kittens. You must avoid the enemies and to do so, play with the stairs.

 CONTROLS

To help Nina you must use the following controls

PC

Alright, now we know the controls. What’s next?

You’ll need an emulator if you want to play from your PC; we recommend using Emulicious or BGB.

Once it’s installed, load the ROM into the emulator of your choice, and you’re ready to enjoy the adventure!! 

GB

If you want to play Mi Ninos in true retro style on your own Gameboy, you'll need a Flash Cartridge. Download our ROM and load it onto the cartridge. Pop it into your console, and enjoy!!

AUTHORS & LICENSES

> Sara Ródenas González - Programmer and artist

> Amanda Cascales Valentín - Programmer

> Joel Andrés García Reyes - Programmer

CREDITS

The 3D model of the Gameboy game cartridge and box is from leafthief, if you like it you can download from https://leafthief.itch.io/gbcartridge

The image of the gameboy is a free mockup from Indie Ground, you can get it from https://indieground.net/product/free-gameboy-mockup/

The project was able to be developed thanks to the framework Gameboy development in assembly  GBTelera, which provided us with a base project for GBZ80 assembly

All game screens for victory, and game over are based on internet cat memes. Full credit to these artists who bring us laughter every day with these memes