so why not take a look at my first PC game, Fruit Land. I made this game in December 1999, but I forgot to lock the frame-rate (I was first using vsync(); ). Download it
here It's a DOS-game (used Allegro to code it) so it will work on almost all PC's. The .zip-file is 230kB big and includes the source.
And please don't judge the game by it's graphics, for I stole 'em from my first version of Fruit Land (on the MSX, old 8-bit computer).
Edited by - Arjan on 8/30/00 2:11:08 PM
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It seems like you guys spend way too much time here on Gamedev so why not take a look at my first PC game, Fruit Land. I made this game in December 1999, but I forgot to lock the frame-rate (I was first using vsync(); ). Download it
here It's a DOS-game (used Allegro to code it) so it will work on almost all PC's. The .zip-file is 230kB big and includes the source.
And please don't judge the game by it's graphics, for I stole 'em from my first version of Fruit Land (on the MSX, old 8-bit computer).
Edited by - Arjan on 8/30/00 2:11:08 PM
so why not take a look at my first PC game, Fruit Land. I made this game in December 1999, but I forgot to lock the frame-rate (I was first using vsync(); ). Download it
here It's a DOS-game (used Allegro to code it) so it will work on almost all PC's. The .zip-file is 230kB big and includes the source.
And please don't judge the game by it's graphics, for I stole 'em from my first version of Fruit Land (on the MSX, old 8-bit computer).
Edited by - Arjan on 8/30/00 2:11:08 PM
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