12-05-2025, 07:43 AM
i have some ideas and a couple of maybes for a new framework for the ngpc. and here are my thoughts. (NOTE: This is just my opinons, so take it with a grain of salt).
1. Link Cable Support: if you (or someone else) want's to create a multiplayer game for the ngpc using this feature. include it.
2. Graphics Tools: if there was a easier way to convert graphics (eg. PNG, GIF) to the header format that gets stored inside the code + there should be a tile designer (akin to GBTD) where you can create graphics by using a GUI to design the sprites.
3. (Maybe) Video conversion tools: I just posted a guide on how to convert a video to neogeo pocket color format. but i want the converting process to be a modern drag and drop process where i can convert the video in a GUI. + i kinda want audio in my ngpc videos.
4. (Maybe) Other scripting languages: Just a thought, i want to see the homebrew community flourish for the NGPC, but it needs a facelift, so my suggestion is to use other scripting languages (eg Lua, Pascal).
Alrighty, Theres my 2 cents there, I wish you fellas good luck on the new framework for the NGPC. Have a good day.
PS: Can we add more monochrome NGP support to the new framework?
1. Link Cable Support: if you (or someone else) want's to create a multiplayer game for the ngpc using this feature. include it.
2. Graphics Tools: if there was a easier way to convert graphics (eg. PNG, GIF) to the header format that gets stored inside the code + there should be a tile designer (akin to GBTD) where you can create graphics by using a GUI to design the sprites.
3. (Maybe) Video conversion tools: I just posted a guide on how to convert a video to neogeo pocket color format. but i want the converting process to be a modern drag and drop process where i can convert the video in a GUI. + i kinda want audio in my ngpc videos.
4. (Maybe) Other scripting languages: Just a thought, i want to see the homebrew community flourish for the NGPC, but it needs a facelift, so my suggestion is to use other scripting languages (eg Lua, Pascal).
Alrighty, Theres my 2 cents there, I wish you fellas good luck on the new framework for the NGPC. Have a good day.
PS: Can we add more monochrome NGP support to the new framework?