for call of duty it is slow yes xp

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and for other programs as well, you just have to make it look fast by making things move another way (e.g.not by pixel)

I don't think that Lua is slow. It is actually quite fast, but the key input really sucks...

Anyway, wow, another great game !
Do you get paid for making them ?

hehe, thanks donations can be sent to .. xp no, i just love it
and imo my games aren't that good, they miss that little bit of an extra, but i don't really know how to put it into games, you understand? but, anyway, thanks xp

that's why i make it move per block, that makes the collosiondetection very simple, just look at the table value next to it, and you know if it can move or not.
but it looks really nice, especially the floor it gives some dimension to the game, and i like that kind of 3D effect we could work on it together...

Well, I'm not really planning on continuing it. Also, that was a couple of month ago and I think I would be able to do the collision detection right now.
Anyway, got other projects to finish (EEPro, Blockbreaker).

So here is a new screenshot of the new development of bomberman, 3D, explosions work, no moving yet, but that will come !

if someone has better sprites than in the first screenie, please tell me where to find them, i was thinking of a minecraft character, because they're simple, but famous

Here is a screenshot of what I was trying:
Ask you can see there were still some problems with the collision detection.
Well, I don't think I'm going to continue it, so good luck with yours

You forgot to say that the sprites were of Bomberdude 68k.

So here is a new screenshot of the new development of bomberman, 3D, explosions work, no moving yet, but that will come !

if someone has better sprites than in the first screenie, please tell me where to find them, i was thinking of a minecraft character, because they're simple, but famous

Looks nice. Minecraft player sounds fine to me.

That just looks incredible

Edit: you should post it in your thread on Cemetech, just because I want to see how Kerm will respond to the coolness of this. (For him, Lua isn't such a capable language)