Hello,
About a year or so ago, I got a rudimentary demo going
on the 2600, but not being a very solid 6502 assembly
programmer I quickly got intimidated (imagine that!).
So, I tried something that perhaps other newbies
should consider. I programmed 6502 for about a year on
the Commodore 64. Man, that certainly helped. I came
up with a decent arcade game on that machine (for a
beginner, at least) and now coming back and reading
Stella List makes much more sense. Quite a learning
experience indeed.
Anyway, I've got an idea... and perhaps it's not so
original. Battleship for the 2600 ! You know, the
board game from way back. You call out coordinates and
your opponent replies, "Hit" or "Miss". I've got
plenty of time and determination...so I'm gonna give
it a try.
What do you guys think? Can you see this as being a
worthy project for the 2600?
--- Manuel Polik <manuel.polik@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi again!
>
> When I was new to the list (more than three months
> ago :-)), I was
> asking what everybody was working on. Now, I'd just
> like to repeat that
> question, to update my database :-)
>
> Ok, I know that Mr Colbert is working on producing
> little Colberts, I
> know what Andrew is doing, I know even some secret
> plans from another
> guy, but what is the rest on?
>
> Tell me!
>
> Mark: What about 'Caves 2600'?
> John: 'Pressure Gauge 2' news?
> Joe: On your webpage I see that your nameless(?)
> game was recently
> updated. How are you progressing?
> Russel: What about Yahtzee?
>
> Anyone already started 'Jumpman 2600'? :-)
>
> Greetings,
> Manuel
>
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