@All
I've been messing about with C for a while now and inbetween everything else that I have to fit into my busy life style have at long last written something in C that I would consider nearly complete. You may think differently once you have tried it
What is it you ask? Well it's a puzzle game where you have to visit every square on a chess board once and the puzzle is complete when you have visited all 64 squares.
It is for the Miggy and has been tested on a 4000D and a 1200. It may work on other systems but they are the only two I have tried it on.
Attached is a lha file that needs unarchiving on your Miggy or emulator. It includes a guide on how to install and play the program.
So how do you win the lowly prize of £10 for emulated hardware and £10 for real hardware (paypal gift from me) or equivalant?
Easy peasy - get the highest score in the lowest time. In the event of a tie in the same category the prize money will be shared.
No cheating please, no telling each other how to do it and no posting solutions anywhere.
Screen shots/grabs will be required for verification purposes.
Closing time for this little comp will be 10.00pm UK time on Sunday.
Also this should work on NTSC if any or our American friends want to try it.
Have fun, Dave G
Scores
Emulated
0:00:47 fitzsteve
Real Hardware
0:01:35 BinoX
I've been messing about with C for a while now and inbetween everything else that I have to fit into my busy life style have at long last written something in C that I would consider nearly complete. You may think differently once you have tried it
What is it you ask? Well it's a puzzle game where you have to visit every square on a chess board once and the puzzle is complete when you have visited all 64 squares.
It is for the Miggy and has been tested on a 4000D and a 1200. It may work on other systems but they are the only two I have tried it on.
Attached is a lha file that needs unarchiving on your Miggy or emulator. It includes a guide on how to install and play the program.
So how do you win the lowly prize of £10 for emulated hardware and £10 for real hardware (paypal gift from me) or equivalant?
Easy peasy - get the highest score in the lowest time. In the event of a tie in the same category the prize money will be shared.
No cheating please, no telling each other how to do it and no posting solutions anywhere.
Screen shots/grabs will be required for verification purposes.
Closing time for this little comp will be 10.00pm UK time on Sunday.
Also this should work on NTSC if any or our American friends want to try it.
Have fun, Dave G
Scores
Emulated
0:00:47 fitzsteve
Real Hardware
0:01:35 BinoX
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