Managed to get Blitz up and running on the Amiga 600, last night.

I'm not really sure where this game's going, if I'm entirely honest.

Guide the train past the curious number of logs on the track.
If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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There's still a little bit of bedroom left to organise.

Good grief, that's a hefty manual for Blitz2.0 (Amiga)

Didn't really achieve much of anything, yesterday.

Guide Blockman through the treacherous maze, avoiding all the evil ghosties.
You can Play this game over at JSE, where you can see all of it's terrible coding, and maybe tweak it into something else!

OK, so.. um.. That didn't work..

Gosh, I'd forgotten just how much I never got around to learning in the first place!

I'm starting to slow down, doing too many things at once.

Goodness, what a complicated methodology!!

Pack the cherries into boxes so they're ready for shipping.
If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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OK, I've figured out the Sprite thing on the Amiga, and got everything running nice and smoothly.
The weird floor-height glitch is still happening, but it's much less noticeable now that everything else is in motion alongside it. (Unless someone points it out, you probably wouldn't notice it. .. Probably best I didn't point it out!)

Juggling!! \o/yeay\o/

I tried to code, yesterday. I really did. It just wasn't happening..

*shrugs*

Got a whole lot of stuff sorted, yesterday.

I think my Apple devices might be jealous of me playing with an Amiga.

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You can Play this game on an Amiga! Or an Amiga Emulator. Or maybe that new A500Mini thing, though I've no idea what the methods are to do that.
Download via an ADF Amiga Disk File, or an LHA Archive.
Game includes BlitzBasic sourcecode.

Right then, let's get you set up to play Amiga games..

Yesterday I ended up browsing Amazon to see if I could find full-sized printable Floppy Disk labels.

Blast through the clouds and destroy the enemy fighters, but watch out for the ricochets from the floating bumpers.
If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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Spent a while thinking ahead for future Amiga games.

Yesterday I started to tackle a sprite editor for the Amiga.

Platdude's wearing some much needed clothes, now.

Opted to call my sprite editor "SpriTed", to go along with the Blitz editor which is called "Ted".. I'm imaginative, like that..

Last night's dream completely tired me out!!