Subject: Re: [stella] POLL From: Piero Cavina <p.cavina@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 1997 18:18:43 +0100 |
At 9:18 -0800 1-03-1997, Glenn Saunders wrote: >I'd like to take a poll: > >How many people on the list are planning to write a 2600 game? My game is almost finished. I'm giving the final touches to the first playable version. >Describe the game you are planning (genre, size/#loads, level of >graphical detail, controller type). "Action/Pong/Hi-speed" :), 4K, early-Atari-graphics, paddle game. > >What level of skill are you at in 6502 assembly? > >Willing to Learn >Beginner >Intermediate >Advanced Intermediate > >What level of skill are you at working on the 2600 in particular? > >Willing to Learn >Beginner >Intermediate >Advanced Beginner/Intermediate, but we should define in a better way the meaning of these terms... >How much time do you have to reach your goals in 2600 programming? > 2-3 hours per week >What could be done to create more of an incentive to learn and program >more aggressively? The best thing would be to see more new games for the 2600 and in a short time. So: why don't we join our efforts and write a game together? I think that at this point the sharing of information is a better thing than competition between programmers. That could come later. Comments...? P. -- To unsubscribe, send the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of a message to stella-request@xxxxxxxxxxx
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