This sound awesome! Good luck, Sir, but remember someone could have deleted the source

Anyone done the WFRNG yet?

Looks awesome! Great use of those grays. Too bad it wasn't entered in time

DJ: Right, 1 AM might be better, except you'd need to stay up an extra hour

That's a lot of stuff ... well, good luck!

Unnamed RPG (2007): It was going to be a full RPG with 3x5 text sprites. I got 10 maps and the store done (and a cheat ) and was working on the battle engine when I realized it would far surpass 24 KB when finished. Being hesitant to use xLIB, which I was afraid would add too much to the memory cost, I stopped dev.

Unnamed RPG 2 (2008): Now with a lot more experience with xLIB, I decided to try making an RPG again, but this time of the kind where you walk around with a gun (I actually made all the sprites which IMO were pretty decent ) and shoot enemies when you come to them. The AI stumped me, so I gave up.

Unnamed RPG 3 (2009): Yes, another one. I had an idea to make a pure-BASIC RPG with better compression than I knew of in 2007 and 5x5 sprites. Then I had a better idea for a puzzle platformer, so this got replaced by Absolute Insanity (which I actually finished ). And so I have yet to make a working top-down RPG...

There were many others where I got a bit of work done (or in the case of some, 90% or more done), then gave up for one reason or another (often due to boredom).

That's about it, and for portability reasons.


Wow, I didn't know about that one. Thanks!

Would it be possible to emulate a flashed calc, though? 83+/84+(SE)s are really needed.

Only a month. I've necroposted over a year before

Oh? Haven't tried that yet

By the way, how do you quit the terminal?

Heh, ironically, I just played Multitask for the first time a few days ago. Haaard...

I actually got the idea from that dual Tunnel game someone made a few weeks ago. Then I remembered a neat little game I played online called Grid 16, and that's where it came together.

And now for my opinions on other people's projects (don't have time to try all of them right now, I'll finish the list later):

Axe Minesweeper: Great Minesweeper clone, and love the graphics (especially the use of grayscale). Wrapping would make it absolutely EPIC.

Splut: Really fun puzzle game, but I couldn't get it the first time I played. A short on-calc description of the controls would be nice.

Thanks! And just wondering: What multigame thing? About the Pong paddle, it moves two every keypress, and the different screen sizes sometimes cause problems. I made a way to fix it, but it added something like a hundred more bytes


About the speed drop, that's totally intentional, because chances are no one's gonna beat 2 games at once with the fastest speed on their first try. If you'd beaten a few more games in Level 2, you would have noticed the "speed up" screen, which gradually makes the multiple-game levels faster and faster.

Well, what if we make the user upload his own ROM?


Hmm, over here, they block individual websites instead of plugins.

Yeah, I was thinking Java would probably work better, but a lot fewer browsers support Java by default (read: I can't get Java to work in Chromium).

Well, the good thing about Flash is that it works on just about every system. I was kinda stumped on Ubuntu because I couldn't get the newest version of GTK, and now that I'm using Chrome OS, I need something on the browser

Or any case where a program looks like it's freezing.

And back on topic, when does the voting end? A week?

There are online emulators? o.o I'm a bit behind, sorry.