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skylas

#100
12:16, 31 October 20
Quote from: Otto on 10:04, 31 October 20
It's the taking part that counts!
Totally agree! Taking part is most important, I see the contest as an opportunity of all retro developers (professional or amateur) to create something and having the chance to share it with many people, in a nice structured way. The community has only to win from that!

I also share a screenshot from <Stroopie!>'s history.

Web: https://amstradsakis.blogspot.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmstradSakis
My programs (only BASIC):
RETRO-LOADSHEET!, PENALTY KICKS!, CAPITAL QUIZ!, CAPITAL QUIZ 2! (Reverse edition), HEADS OR TAILS (ΚΟΡΩΝΑ/ΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΑ), HEART CHASER 1,2,3!, BARBOUTI!, STROOPIE!, AMSTABOO!
TEXT ADVENTURES:
BUDRUMI!, ART WAR!, BATTLE OF LENINGRAD!, RODOLFO SKYLARRIENTE 1,2,3!

ervin

#101
13:20, 31 October 20 Last Edit: 09:50, 01 November 20 by ervin
Yes, you're absolutely right.
If there is just one person that enjoys my silly little game, it will have been worth it.
:)

[EDIT] Sorry about my whiny post earlier.
Just having a lot of doubts about whether I'll even be able to finish my game.

XeNoMoRPH

#102
08:41, 01 November 20
your amstrad news source in spanish language : https://auamstrad.es

Norman

#103
13:55, 01 November 20 Last Edit: 14:35, 01 November 20 by Norman
Announcing my game Fips' Tale!

Gryzor

#104
14:28, 01 November 20
You missed Halloween 🎃😁

manossg

#105
15:59, 01 November 20
What a great time to be a CPC enthusiast!

awergh

#106
16:03, 01 November 20
Quote from: ervin on 13:20, 31 October 20Yes, you're absolutely right.If there is just one person that enjoys my silly little game, it will have been worth it. :) 

[EDIT] Sorry about my whiny post earlier.Just having a lot of doubts about whether I'll even be able to finish my game.
Your not alone to have doubts when nearing the end of the project, especially when running into bugs and blockers that prevent it from coming together quite as imagined.
I'm sure you can do it  ;) , there are still two days remaining to bring it all together while hopefully not having to make too many compromises.

There's even more time if your willing to forgo a little bit of sleep  :P   (yes it is 2am).
It will all be worth it in the end.  ;D

ervin

#107
22:50, 01 November 20 Last Edit: 14:22, 02 November 20 by ervin
Quote from: awergh on 16:03, 01 November 20
Your not alone to have doubts when nearing the end of the project, especially when running into bugs and blockers that prevent it from coming together quite as imagined.
I'm sure you can do it  ;) , there are still two days remaining to bring it all together while hopefully not having to make too many compromises.

There's even more time if your willing to forgo a little bit of sleep  :P   (yes it is 2am).
It will all be worth it in the end.  ;D

Yes you're absolutely right.

I've actually had to remove several features (i.e. lots of working, tested code!) and sprites from my game in order to have it fit into RAM (I shouldn't have used double buffering!).
Oh well, at least that makes it a little easier to finish the game.

[EDIT] Argh! I've had to remove even more features!
I keep running out of RAM, and time is very short now.
It will be a very "pure" experience, that's for sure!  :laugh:

awergh

#108
00:22, 03 November 20

One day left!  :o
I'm sure I'll be super organised and submit before going to bed at a reasonable hour........................  :P  not a chance  ;D .

ervin

#109
02:09, 03 November 20
Quote from: awergh on 00:22, 03 November 20
One day left!  :o
I'm sure I'll be super organised and submit before going to bed at a reasonable hour........................  :P  not a chance  ;D .


My body is ready for a very late evening tonight!
:laugh: :doh:

awergh

#110
05:55, 03 November 20
Quote from: ervin on 02:09, 03 November 20

My body is ready for a very late evening tonight!
:laugh: :doh:

I will look to see who wins, I am not sure winning means submitting first or staying up the latest :laugh: .
I remember last year thinking that a car must having been sitting on the street for ages lighting up the curtains, only to realise a little later that it was the sun.

XeNoMoRPH

#111
08:37, 03 November 20 Last Edit: 08:39, 03 November 20 by XeNoMoRPH
your amstrad news source in spanish language : https://auamstrad.es

CPCRetroDev

#112
14:04, 03 November 20

Hello, mates!


Today is the last day to present the games. Are you excited?  :P
We are already receiving many entries.


Developers, please don't forget that you have until 23:59h UTC+1 to submit a final release.


In the meantime, you can take a look at our Twitter thread to know the juries for this edition.  ;)
Official account of the CPCRetroDev contest organized by the University of Alicante (UA).

tastefulmrship

#113
14:31, 03 November 20
Good luck to all participants!
This looks like it's going to be the best RetroDev compo yet!

XeNoMoRPH

#114
18:05, 03 November 20
your amstrad news source in spanish language : https://auamstrad.es

Norman

#115
18:13, 03 November 20
Whew, finally managed to send my game.  :)

When finishing the "last" touches today I discovered a few last minute bugs (that's probably mid-development for @awergh and @ervin  ;) ) that I hadn't seen previously. I also thought that adding --opt-code-speed and --max-allocs-per-node to the SDCC compilation parameters was a good idea (as recommended by Ronaldo some years ago) but – oh boy – was I wrong. It managed to make the program behave erratically and crash randomly, usually when in the last levels... ugh. How that happens is above my knowledge.
For my next game jam I'm just gonna set aside a "silver" or "gold" version a few days before the end in order to revert to something when things go wrong.


Cheers

XeNoMoRPH

#116
21:26, 03 November 20
your amstrad news source in spanish language : https://auamstrad.es

awergh

#117
23:46, 03 November 20
Yes I am done  ;D
I left that way too close for comfort!


New high score! this time I am submitting at 9:42 AM my time or 11:42 PM competition time.
Given I got up at 9:55 yesterday I have almost passed the 24 hour mark  :) .


I did have an almost game breaking bug at the end and just decided to break some functionality as it is much safer then trying to fix it properly.


All the best for everyone who entered the competition, hopefully you managed to submit on time.


I am quite sure I will have to do a 1.1 but for now I am so glad that it is finally done.


@Norman yes you were so right, there were still plenty of hours back then.

ervin

#118
00:25, 04 November 20 Last Edit: 01:27, 04 November 20 by ervin
Well done to everyone that submitted a game!
I can't wait to see what everyone has created!

I submitted mine at 2:30am South Australian time, which I think was 7 hours before the submission closing time.
So it looks like you win @awergh !  :P

Unfortunately my game is incomplete, and barely qualifies as a game as a result.
I had to remove a *lot* of working code (which took ages to write and test), and drop several planned features, just to fit things into RAM.
I shouldn't have gone with double buffering...
Oh well.

XeNoMoRPH

#119
07:38, 04 November 20
your amstrad news source in spanish language : https://auamstrad.es

AMSDOS

#120
08:31, 04 November 20



Should be interesting giving feedback for the NON top game, I'll have to increase that to 25/6.
* Using the old Amstrad Languages :D * And create my own ;)
* Incorporating the Firmware :P
* I also like to problem solve code in BASIC :)   * And type-in Type-Ins! :D

Home Computing Weekly Programs
Popular Computing Weekly Programs
Your Computer Programs
Updated Other Program Links on Profile Page (Update April 16/15 phew!)
Programs for Turbo Pascal 3

Otto

#121
09:02, 04 November 20 Last Edit: 17:39, 04 November 20 by Otto
51 games! Amazing. Well done, you busy CPC bees.

skylas

#122
16:44, 04 November 20
Very happy for so big participation. 
I also found in the rules that <In case of more than 35 games being presented, the organizing comitee willcelebrate a semi-final to select 35. Selected games will be finally evaluatedby the jury and will participate in the awards giving ceremony. Not selected
games will end up tied in 36th position.> .
So waiting for the semifinal!
Web: https://amstradsakis.blogspot.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmstradSakis
My programs (only BASIC):
RETRO-LOADSHEET!, PENALTY KICKS!, CAPITAL QUIZ!, CAPITAL QUIZ 2! (Reverse edition), HEADS OR TAILS (ΚΟΡΩΝΑ/ΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΑ), HEART CHASER 1,2,3!, BARBOUTI!, STROOPIE!, AMSTABOO!
TEXT ADVENTURES:
BUDRUMI!, ART WAR!, BATTLE OF LENINGRAD!, RODOLFO SKYLARRIENTE 1,2,3!

villain

#123
17:19, 04 November 20
Today I learnt two things: CPC is still not dead and the average American is so much more stupid than I ever thought...

Thanks to all participants for your efforts!

Sykobee (Briggsy)

#124
18:08, 04 November 20
We'll need a bumper edition of Amstrad Action to review all these!
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