The original Wakhawk was first released on the Commodore 64, Atari 8bit and other 8-bit computers in the mid 1980’s. WarHawk was a vertical scrolling shoot ’em up game, a genre that was very popular back in the mid 1980’s and 1990’s. What made WarHawk stand out from the rest of the games released in the genre was the depth of the levels and gameplay. Unlike many shoot em up games of the time – which progressed expectedly and offered little more than more bad guys on the screen as you beat each level, WarHawk changed the background, added bigger bosses and various other elements that made you actually WANT to play and more forward.

Thanks again to the fine developers at Headsoft and our trusty R4 DS Card homebrew scene, WarHawk is now available for YOU to play absolutely FREE on your Nintendo DS or DSi with the R4 DS Card (R4i SDHC for the DSi owners). The gameplay is true to the original, and while not an exact carbon copy remake or update, it does retain the same graphical feel and the gameplay mechanics themselves are true to the original.

WarHawk was remade and released as an NDS Homebrew Game. Which means that if you own and R4 DS card, it is free to download and play prescription cialis generic – made that way by the developers, though I would think donations may be an option if you so choose.

One of the things that the homebrew developers at HeadSoft wanted to ensure was that they retained the same “retro” or “old school” feel to the game itself. I think they succeeded in every way. And to put all of this work into a game, for the sheer love and joy of creating (or in this case – cialis soft recreating) a game and then giving it out to homebrew games at no cost is really something to be applauded.

As for the levels and difficulty in the game, the game has 16 normal levels and once you complete the 16 normal levels, another 16 “mental” levels become available. The developers have said that it is definitely worth it to finish all of the levels – especially the “mental” levels for the true end and credit sequence that they have created.

From the developers website – below are the game controls for Warhawk DS on the R4 DS card. Playing it is just like playing any NDS game you would buy in the store, but there are some really cool and neat firing modes.

‘Start’ is used from the title screen to start the game and also within the game to pause. During play, the D-Pad is used for movement and the ‘A’ button for firing. Firing has 3 modes. A single press will release 2 shots. Press and hold will fire a power shot (12 times the damage and destroys all bases in it’s line of fire) and during “power-up” mode, holding fire will shoot a continuous stream of 16 bullets. Power-up mode can be enabled after level 2. During these levels a small ship will drift down the screen, shooting this will release a power orb that when collected will enable power-up mode for a limited time. Crashing into the drop ship will have the same effect but lose a small amount of energy. Energy can be regained during a level only by destroying a meteor. These take 2 powered shots to kill. Pressing start during game play also offers Kamagra the option to quit and return to the title screen.

All in all, Warhawk DS is a perfect example of the professional / commercial quality homebrew games you can download and have absolutely free. While I personally suggest some type of donations – give these game creators some form of thanks – so they’ll continue to make more of these great games – it is not in any way a requirement to download and play these games. All you really have to do is spend under $20.00 for an R4 DS Card and you are on the way to NDS homebrew heaven!

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