Easy way to identify ROMs made with bB?

[davidbrit2]

You are correct. Although you said "check out bB DPC+ games".

Sace Rocks, Frantic, Stay Frosty 2 and Draconian are not bB DPC+ games, but are assembly language and C language DPC+ games, and they have ALL of the game logic done in C on the ARM processor.

 

Okay, so DPC+ does allow for executing arbitrary ARM code on the cartridge, but there aren't any bB games taking advantage of this at the moment. That makes sense.

[beoran]

As my Ature game proves, Batari Basic can be used to make decent games without having to learn assembler, which is really nice. So I'd reccomend against prejudice, just play the games yourself in stead of trying to tag them automatically.

[Mountain King]

I agree with Beoran, there are some good games that were made with bB, so I would completely count it out.

The ones I can think of at the moment:

 

Princess Rescue

Zippy The Hedgehog

Charge

Flappy Bird

Titan Axe

Gizzle Wap and the Strange Red Tree

The Deep

 

That's all I can think of off the top of my head. I'm sure there are more.

[Andromeda Stardust]

I agree with Beoran, there are some good games that were made with bB, so I would completely count it out.

The ones I can think of at the moment:

 

Princess Rescue

Zippy The Hedgehog

Charge

Flappy Bird

Titan Axe

Gizzle Wap and the Strange Red Tree

The Deep

 

That's all I can think of off the top of my head. I'm sure there are more.

Seaweed Assault is another Bb game. I believe the Batari Basic games sold in the AA store have the logo on the cart as well.

 

I will admit many Bb games have a certain look and feel to them. But really, who cares if it's Bb or ASM? If it's a good game, enjoy it!