Meltdown was a commercial Gameboy Advance game that I developed along with one other programmer and a graphic artist for a company which we founded in 2002 called Hypercube Pty Ltd. The game was never published and never released. It consisted of around 50,000 lines of C++ sourcecode in the main game, and 2,000 lines of Python code in development tools.

Here are some screenshots from the game:

The game featured:

• 60 frames per second.
• Dynamic sprite allocation and V-RAM management.
• Free-moving camera with tracking and shudder.
• Recursive dimensional clustering.
• Uninterrupted soundtrack engine.
• Dynamic Z-ordering of background and sprites.
• Advanced A.I. algorithms with fuzzy-logic brains.
• Realistic shadow engine using transparency.
• 8 way scrolling with 4 separate parallax layers.
• Unlimited map and tileset sizes.
• 256 layer parallax starfield.
• Object tracking and radar view.
• Real world physics engine.
• Accurate collision detection and deflection.