BASIC Gaming November issue is out!
2 reviews, 1 tutorial, huge news briefs, gallery, awards, you name it.
http://games.freebasic.net/BASICGaming/ ... index.html
http://games.freebasic.net/BASICGaming/ ... Issue3.zip (64 MB)
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Basic Gaming Issue #3
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I love your eZine. Great work. The reviews were great.
I really liked your tutorials. They are very helpful for a newbie like myself. I have been trying to learn how to make games in FB. Slow going but making progress.
Mostly I have been looking at source code that members that have be so awesome to provide. I wish more people did this since everyone was a newbie at one point and might have even gotten help from others here. I'm a huge believer about giving back to the community. I hope I can someday.
Keep up the great work. Can't wait until Issue #4. :)
I really liked your tutorials. They are very helpful for a newbie like myself. I have been trying to learn how to make games in FB. Slow going but making progress.
Mostly I have been looking at source code that members that have be so awesome to provide. I wish more people did this since everyone was a newbie at one point and might have even gotten help from others here. I'm a huge believer about giving back to the community. I hope I can someday.
Keep up the great work. Can't wait until Issue #4. :)
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I remember loving Antiman, too, and I think flashbacks are a great column for the zine. It got me thinking about player generated content, too. There are games outside of the FB community that do this quite well - Voxatron, the recently released game at http://www.humblebundle.com, includes upload / download capability right in the game client. Really helps ease the sharing process.
It can still be successful manually, though. Maybe for the next edition of the zine you can flashback to Dark Woods 2. Jocke had quite a bit of level sharing going on because he had a website where he actively maintained a bit of community. (And it helped that I wrote a level editor for him. : ) DW2 was a great game, and if I remember right, it even had a graphical FB remake to go along with it contributed by the community.
It can still be successful manually, though. Maybe for the next edition of the zine you can flashback to Dark Woods 2. Jocke had quite a bit of level sharing going on because he had a website where he actively maintained a bit of community. (And it helped that I wrote a level editor for him. : ) DW2 was a great game, and if I remember right, it even had a graphical FB remake to go along with it contributed by the community.
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He's working on Dw3 on FB. Visit the Qbasicnews site. ;*)Lachie Dazdarian wrote:Hrm. Just checked Jocke's website. DW2 has a FreeBASIC port indeed, a port I was unaware of. Thanks. It's text only, though. The GFX version was only released for QB.
I wish Jocke would get around to port it. Should be easy.
As usual, superb issue!
And I may write a little tute for the 3rd 'ish. ;*)