Quote from: BrownyTCat on May 30, 2011, 06:59:04 pm

I've decided to give up due to being unable to compete with anything.

Please don't quit the contest many of us admit we're up to high competition, but we don't just quit -- we continue to make games as well as we possibly can   If nothing else, participating will give you practice and will add a cool game to your programming portfolio.

++ Ashbad, excellently said.

@BrownyTCat:If you truly are busy then everyone understands, but as Ashbad said; win or loose it's a great learning experience.

What I hope, though, is that during June people won't get extremly busy until the very end of the month, giving them no time to work on their entry during the last 2 weeks. I noticed that when I catched up on new posts yesterday, almost all contest entries were last updated in May

The final launcher has to be Axe only (or a bit of ASM too, as the rules says), no basic allowed.

You can also use Crabcake if the 8 KB limit is an issue.

I might make a comeback... I'm just unsure whether I can even force out a screenshot yet. The code is in shambles.

@annoyingorange:Check the<a href=http://ourl.ca/11030> contest rules</a> and see if your program is a legal entry. You could always create a new program to enter in the contest, that's part of the fun after all isn't it?

I guess that could work, if you can jump around and stuff.