Mostly thanks to SpindleyQ all my KNP games are now up on Internet Archive!
https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Blueberry+Soft%22
Not all of them work great (Colour2 and Castlevania 10 for example), but hopefully one day they will!
I wrote a little guide on how to get things up too: http://gamemakingtools.ryliejamesthomas.com/wiki/index.php?title=Distribution:Internet_Archive (pretty straightforward, it just took some detectiving to figure out how to tell IA to treat it like a thing to be emulated (Just takes some metadata tags))
Hey. so a few months back I made some compilation CDs and DVDs for a games festival here.
NO ONE BOUGHT THE GLORIOUS TRAINWRECKS THEMED ONES
So if you want one, let me know and I'll send you one for free :)
Any left-over will be chucked up on my itch.io page, and with other ones I made for the fest (a dream games one, and a general sampler) for maybe $4 each (plus postage?). So this is a special GT friends deal, I guess.
I've also updated all the games' entries here with the new versions. I'll get to MMFerising the rest of my KNP games some other time.
Games included:
I really like games with awkward controls, or controls that take some learning. A lot of old games seem to work like this, but for some reason mastering their control is approached as a part of mastering the game, rather than as a deficiency in their design.
This post is to get the ball rolling, the mind ticking, and to be somewhere to dump ideas.
Ideas:
Probably any genre with RC movement will work.
You are most welcome to make suggestions, or use the idea yourself, like EffBee's ace Pretend You're Platforming. I doubt I'm the first to come up with it!
So, er, whoops. I spent the weekend celebrating a birthday, but half bothered that I was missing the Pirate Kart Festivities. I was able to spend a few hours Sunday night trying to get SOMETHING done to contribute, and one of the ideas got finished: MOVING MAZE.
Then I come here to upload it and find out the fucking thing's this weekend anyway. I have plans for B, and C versions of the game for the Kart.
Relieved!
(Now playable on Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/MovingMaze)