Hi there!
Maybe you already know, the annual 1K Minigame competition is running
again.
Here's the original invitation grabbed from comp.sys.cbm:
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It's time for the 2002 1K game compo
The 2002 MiniGame 8-bit coding competition is now officially open, and
ready for your entries. For those of you who didn't participate last
year, the aim is to write a game in 1024 bytes of code, for one of the
classic 8-bit home computers. The deadline this year is 16th of
September, 12.00 GMT.
You'll find the rules for submission at http://www.ffd2.com/minigame/
Questions and submissions can be sent to minigame@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Well, I just had a little discussion with the organizer:
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MP> Would an entry for the Atari 2600 VCS be valid?
Yes.
MP> It'd have to be a 4K sized binary, but I could use only the first
MP> 1024 bytes of it.
Yes, have 1K of code and 3K of zeros.
Glad to hear that there are some VCS coders who are interested :)
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So, right now I'm thinking of ways to finish a playable 1K version of
"Star Fire" in time. Maybe... :-)
Just thought to let you all know, to have some competition :-)
Greetings,
Manuel
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