ABA Games

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ABA Games (アバ・ゲームズ, Aba Gēmuzu^?) is a Japanese creator of freeware video games run by Kenta Cho (長 健太, Chō Kenta^?). Cho is most famous for his shoot 'em ups, mostly featuring abstract reinterpretations of retro classics with each game having a specific unique feature and using randomly generated levels. He also created BulletML, a custom markup language for defining 2D shooter firing patterns, which has been used in a variety of games. Most of his games were written in the D programming language and use Simple DirectMedia Layer for graphics.

Macworld described Kenta Cho as one of today’s best independent game programmers. ^[1]

Contents 1 List of computer games 2 List of Xbox 360 Games 3 List of Wii Games 4 External links 5 References

[edit] List of computer games

All of these games were originally built for Windows, but packages for Linux users have appeared as well, as both binary tarballs^[2] and in official distro repositories.^[3]

• A7Xpg
• Gunroar
• Masashikun Hi!
• µ-cade (aka Mu-cade)
• Noiz2sa
• PARSEC47
• rRootage
• Titanion
• Torus Trooper
• TUMIKI Fighters
• Val & Rick
• Wok

[edit] List of Xbox 360 Games

• Mazer Mayhem

[edit] List of Wii Games

• Blast Works: Build, Trade, Destroy

[edit] External links

• Official website
• Linux ports by Evil Mr. Henry's
• Mac OS X ports by:
  • Entangled Space
  • next66
  • Kazuya Watanabe
  • Brian Palmer
• Dreamcast port of Noiz2sa
• Czech Interview (July 26, 2005)
• Strafing Run Interview (October 4, 2005)
• 2006 MTV Video Interview (U.S. and Europe only)

[edit] References