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{{Infobox homebrew
 
{{Infobox homebrew
| title      = Wii-Tac-Toe
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| title      = X and O(Learn from Code Edition)
| image      = [[Image:X-and-OIcon.png|100px|X and O Icon]]
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| image      = [[File:X-and-OIcon.png|100px|X and O Icon]]
 
| type        = board game
 
| type        = board game
 
| author      = [[User:Salehhamadeh|SAL3000]]
 
| author      = [[User:Salehhamadeh|SAL3000]]
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| version    = 1.0
 
| version    = 1.0
 
| licence    =  
 
| licence    =  
| download    = http://www.mediafire.com/file/wtwmjmhzwzn/X_O.rar
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| download    = http://www.mediafire.com/file/n2jqqmymzfi/X_O.rar
 
| website    =  
 
| website    =  
 
| discussion  =  
 
| discussion  =  
 
| source      = Included
 
| source      = Included
 
| peripherals = {{Wiimote2}} {{SensorBar}}
 
| peripherals = {{Wiimote2}} {{SensorBar}}
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'''X and O''' is a Tic-Tac-Toe game for the Nintendo Wii. It was programmed in C++ using devkitPro along with GRRLIB.
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'''X and O''' is a Tic-Tac-Toe game for the Nintendo Wii. It was programmed using devkitPro along with GRRLIB. It's main purpose isn't only for fun, but for letting others learn from the source. Every line is commented to help readers know what's happening. I hope you'll like the game and/or understand and learn from the source code.
  
 
The game can be played with a friend using two Wii Remote controller.
 
The game can be played with a friend using two Wii Remote controller.
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! {{Wiimote1}} !! {{Wiimote2}} !!  Action
 
! {{Wiimote1}} !! {{Wiimote2}} !!  Action
 
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| {{WiimoteAim}} || || || Aim at the screen and move the cursor
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| {{WiimoteAim}} || {{WiimoteAim}} || Aim at the screen and move the cursor
 
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| {{WiimoteAButton}} || || || Select
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| {{WiimoteAButton}} || {{WiimoteAButton}} || Select
 
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| {{WiimoteHomeButton}} || || || Return to loader
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| {{WiimoteHomeButton}} || || Return to loader
 
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== Credits ==
 
== Credits ==
 
*[[User:Salehhamadeh|SAL3000]] for the code and graphics.
 
*[[User:Salehhamadeh|SAL3000]] for the code and graphics.
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*Thanks to everyone who made [[GRRLIB]].
 
*Thanks to everyone who made [[GRRLIB]].
 
*Thanks to everyone who made [[devkitPro]].
 
*Thanks to everyone who made [[devkitPro]].
 
*Special thanks to [[Team Twiizers]] for everything they did for the Wii homebrew community.
 
*Special thanks to [[Team Twiizers]] for everything they did for the Wii homebrew community.
  
[[category:Homebrew done in C++]] [[category:Homebrew using GRRLib]]
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[[Category:Homebrew using GRRLib]]

Latest revision as of 18:26, 10 August 2009

X and O(Learn from Code Edition)
X and O Icon
General
Author(s)SAL3000
TypeBoard game
Version1.0
Links
Download
Source
Downloadable via the Homebrew Browser
Peripherals
WiiMote2.svg SensorBar.svg

X and O is a Tic-Tac-Toe game for the Nintendo Wii. It was programmed using devkitPro along with GRRLIB. It's main purpose isn't only for fun, but for letting others learn from the source. Every line is commented to help readers know what's happening. I hope you'll like the game and/or understand and learn from the source code.

The game can be played with a friend using two Wii Remote controller.

To win the game, you have to place three marks (O or X) in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal row. If the grid is filled completely and no one has won, well, it's a tie game. Start over and try to beat your friend.

Controls

Wiimote1.svg WiiMote2.svg Action
Wii Remote Aim Wii Remote Aim Aim at the screen and move the cursor
Wiimote A Button Wiimote A Button Select
Wiimote HOME Button Return to loader

Credits


  • Thanks to everyone who made GRRLIB.
  • Thanks to everyone who made devkitPro.
  • Special thanks to Team Twiizers for everything they did for the Wii homebrew community.