I think the PrizmCity one is a mockup :S Or maybe I'm wrong

It is not.  It is an early screenshot, with no HUD and bad map generation, but it is real.

Since I know few people here will actually play the game, I'm going to try and take a vid of it in action eventually today.  It looks a *lot* better now (in fact, I might install the Prizm "emu" that came on the disc today along with hyper cam or something)

Or even better, can someone take one of it for me?

if C is extremely similar to Prizm C, I might join next year XP

It's *just* C; it's not another language; sure, it's not as well documented, but its documented well enough where you could rather easily make a game of most genres and awesome levels.  I suggest you get used to not working with standard libraries before using it on the prizm though; I think for PrizmCity the only standard routines I used were malloc, realloc, and memcpy.  They were pretty much the only implemented std routines.

EDIT: and add a "remove vote" option to the poll?

Can't wait to try the games. Not now since I'm leaving in like 10 minutes but maybe tonight. Glad the file corruption issue was resolved Ashbad and sorry to hear you could not submit in time z80man

Indeed.  If z80man entered, he more or less probably would have had my vote

Edit: though I just tried Sequenced and I loved it cool game, awesome considering it's BASIC too

e take one of it for me?

Quote from: yeongJIN_COOL on September 16, 2011, 09:08:04 am

if C is extremely similar to Prizm C, I might join next year XP

It's *just* C; it's not another language; sure, it's not as well documented, but its documented well enough where you could rather easily make a game of most genres and awesome levels.  I suggest you get used to not working with standard libraries before using it on the prizm though; I think for PrizmCity the only standard routines I used were malloc, realloc, and memcpy.  They were pretty much the only implemented std routines.

oops. I meant to say C++. XP

I've tried all thee now, tho I kind of got a bit impatient with PrizmCity about the time it was saying "Adding Gatorade"
Wasn't able to glean much from the readme, see if I'll be able to figure out what's there.. Tbh I haven't played the original SimCity or anything like that, so I'm assuming background knowledge comes into play.
I was playing Sequenced at school, it's pretty good. Great stuff for a BASIC thing (nice touch with the menu )  Tho I haven't played Mastermind before, after checking the in-game instructions I got it

And Very Easy Game..I couldn't finish it it was too hard interesting (tho it's easier than the original, the original gave you only two years to react while this gives you three)

I've tried all thee now, tho I kind of got a bit impatient with PrizmCity about the time it was saying "Adding Gatorade"
Wasn't able to glean much from the readme, see if I'll be able to figure out what's there.. Tbh I haven't played the original SimCity or anything like that, so I'm assuming background knowledge comes into play.

* Darl181 wishes saving worked, tho..it's like Super rc pro am in ti-boy, a 2-minute wait just to get to the actual game

If you don't want to wait, you can choose "Emty Map".  The "Adding Gatorade" has nothing to do with the speed, adding those types of messages take only about 20 milliseconds away from how long it takes to render the map.  Good map generation takes a good amount of time.  If you want to see why it takes so long, the source *is* included..

One thing I may suggest is that it would be preferably better if only people who have downloaded and tested the games on a Prizm or an emulator vote in the poll. For a game such as Sequenced just a simple screenshot doesn't do justice to the originality that can only be experienced by a real player. I'm not trying to change the results here, but making it more fair for everyone else. 

Quote from: JosJuice on September 17, 2011, 03:03:31 am

Quote from: Darl181 on September 17, 2011, 12:33:53 am

And Very Easy Game..I couldn't finish it it was too hard interesting (tho it's easier than the original, the original gave you only two years to react while this gives you three)

No. The unexpected change of the time limit will leave most players confused for at least 1½ year, which makes it harder to react in time.

There's actually a bug in the program that means you have infinite time to press the button

Let us not forget though the hidden secret bug that limits the time limit to 140 hours if you are running off battery power 

Quote from: Qwerty.55 on September 17, 2011, 07:26:19 pm

Quote from: JosJuice on September 17, 2011, 03:03:31 am

Quote from: Darl181 on September 17, 2011, 12:33:53 am

And Very Easy Game..I couldn't finish it it was too hard interesting (tho it's easier than the original, the original gave you only two years to react while this gives you three)

No. The unexpected change of the time limit will leave most players confused for at least 1½ year, which makes it harder to react in time.

There's actually a bug in the program that means you have infinite time to press the button

Let us not forget though the hidden secret bug that limits the time limit to 140 hours if you are running off battery power 

Yeah... I used that bug for optimization.