mastodon 4.7.3I make bad games
I have put together a short video that might help you switch from Windows to Linux as a game developer.
Check it out and send it to fellow gamedevs!
I'm not a youtuber so I hope I'm making sense here. Let me know if you have any questions or need help! Cheers!
Gamedev companies that laid off THOUSANDS of people are the same ones that asked everyone to crunch their way to divorce and depression just couple years back.
Think about it next time you thunk about staying a single minute overtime.
"My first triangle" dated 2003. Using 3dfx Glide in Free Pascal Compiler. And yes, the music is a part of this.
Lazy Kickers is a number-go-up soccer manager, where you score trillions of points. It can run on your second screen or in the corner of your desktop.
Coming this summer! Wishlist now!
Day 1 of working on my incremental soccer game! Let me know if you want to try the demo!
What did people use back in the days to make games and stuff on an Amiga? Every tutorial I see uses modern PC-based stack.
And I don't mean what did the big guys use. I mean, what could an average Amiga Joe with a stock A600 and no hard drive easily get their hands on and use at home on the TV? The poor-man's stack.
As in, what is the Amiga equivalent of typing assembly code directly into a machine code monitor on a C64?
What are some DOS/Amiga strategy/tactics/4x games that have aged well and are still fun today?
