>I'd like to take a poll:
>
>How many people on the list are planning to write a 2600 game?
I do, eventually. It should be noted that things on my "eventually" list
often don't get accomplished, and that there are other things on the list
(including a couple of boardgame designs) of higher personal priority.
>Describe the game you are planning (genre, size/#loads, level of
>graphical detail, controller type).
I'm sure it would be a boardgame of some type.
>What level of skill are you at in 6502 assembly?
>
>Willing to Learn
>Beginner
>Intermediate
>Advanced
Probably "beginner" is the closest, though what knowledge I have is very
rusty.
>What level of skill are you at working on the 2600 in particular?
>
>Willing to Learn
>Beginner
>Intermediate
>Advanced
Willing to Learn
>How much time do you have to reach your goals in 2600 programming?
My lifetime. Heck, it's something I might decide to do when I retire, and
that's many, many years off... B^)
>What could be done to create more of an incentive to learn and program
>more aggressively?
36 hour days.
Joe
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