Simon clone for the PS Vita; match the colored signals in the correct order
1: Signal order: Normal; Input order: Normal
Plays sequence normally, and accepts input as shown
2: Signal order: Normal; Input order: Reverse
Plays sequence normally, but the input order is in reverse
3: Signal order: Random; Input order: Normal
Randomizes sequence each round, and accepts input as shown
4: Signal order: Random; Input order: Reverse
Randomizes sequence each round, and the input order is in reverse
Examples:
Game type 1: Signals shown are... Red, Red, Green, Blue; you press Red, Red, Green, Blue
Game type 2: Signals shown are... Red, Red, Green, Blue; you press Blue, Green, Red, Red
1: Plays 8 signals (max)
2: Plays 14 signals (max)
3: Plays 20 signals (max)
4: Plays 31 signals (max)
"Last" button will replay/demo the most recent sequence
"Longest" button will replay/demo the longest sequence ever completed
- Xerox creates a 'config.ini' file upon first startup which is used to store settings; do not modify this file
- Controls for Xerox are exclusively handled by touching the on-screen buttons
- All assets for the game were custom-made using Gimp and Audacity
To everyone in the scene that makes projects like this possible to do on the PS Vita