ok - installed Fusedownloaded tap - but stuck at the lenslock bit - it doesn't accept 1113.
I even dug out the real tape but my colour vision is so iffy I still can't get in.
DAMN YOU SOFTWARE PROJECTS AND YOUR NEARLY 30 YEAR OLD DRM.
edit: fucking hell I am in.
edit2: Touching the other miners kills you! Do they have AIDS or something?
edit3: ha ha, going left instead down the pit takes you to the yacht. The only winning move is not to play.
(I even dug out the real tape but my colour vision is so iffy I still can't get in.
DAMN YOU SOFTWARE PROJECTS AND YOUR NEARLY 30 YEAR OLD DRM.
edit: fucking hell I am in.
edit2: Touching the other miners kills you! Do they have AIDS or something?
edit3: ha ha, going left instead down the pit takes you to the yacht. The only winning move is not to play.
rob,
Mon 18 Oct 2010, 16:25,
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I've pondered a full, B3TA-themed remake of JSWBut that would be just mad.
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Bad Horsey Bring back Dr. Ubes Rub!,
Mon 18 Oct 2010, 19:56,
archived)
madbut glorious - if you were really up for doing it we could do a challenge and get the b3tans to design memey baddies for it.
(And also stick the end version up in a java wrapper thing so people could play on line without fiddling with a downloady emulator)
((And also stick the end version up in a java wrapper thing so people could play on line without fiddling with a downloady emulator)
rob,
Mon 18 Oct 2010, 20:12,
archived)
Hmmm!Two approaches spring to mind:
1. Design baddies - this is the easiest one as the constraints are fairly straightforward - the sizes are the same and there are only four / eight animation frames per baddy.
2. Contribute screens - this is harder in that the JSW editors around don't really allow for collaborative efforts. I'm happy to do the actual coding but any contributors would probably need at least a passing understanding of the game mechanics... although that's a fairly safe bet.
(1. Design baddies - this is the easiest one as the constraints are fairly straightforward - the sizes are the same and there are only four / eight animation frames per baddy.
2. Contribute screens - this is harder in that the JSW editors around don't really allow for collaborative efforts. I'm happy to do the actual coding but any contributors would probably need at least a passing understanding of the game mechanics... although that's a fairly safe bet.
Bad Horsey Bring back Dr. Ubes Rub!,
Mon 18 Oct 2010, 21:01,
archived)
Don't forgetthe sprite sizes. 8x8, 16x16 and 32x32. Don't think there were any larger than that.
I did a 16x16 2-frame Fear for this a while back...
Ah Chaos.. what a game.
(I did a 16x16 2-frame Fear for this a while back...
Ah Chaos.. what a game.
Canker,
Mon 18 Oct 2010, 22:58,
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