Didn't get any coding done, yesterday. Had another one of those "Mind's not playing" days. There seems to be a lot of those, lately. Posted a "Checking In" post to both Facebook and Twitter, simply asking how everyone was holding up, and got a nice set of responses. Everyone locked inside, and trying desperately to keep themselves entertained. How are you coping through all of this? If it helps in any way, creativity seems to keep me going. Daily Pixelarts, Music, and of course all the ...

Started the circular blaster last night, and ended up using the same shoot-em-up sprites that are already in the other shoot-em-up games in the Browsercade..

A recent discussion in an email thread brought up the fact that I used to (back in the days of evil, evil, evil Napster) make weekly/daily suggestions for music I'd found. Lately, I've been bulking up my JPop collection thanks to the wonders of Apple Music, and the idea of bringing back a semi-regular JPicks feature seemed to be a ... decent idea? Maybe..! Apple Music Link If you've got an Apple Music subscription, give that link a whirl, and let me know if it works. The playlis...

A quick "game" tutorial type thing for a silly little game, created using PetitCom/SmileBASIC on the Nintendo Switch. If you've grabbed a copy from the Japanese eShop, you should be able to follow along, since the program itself now includes a complete English translation. I'll assume you're using the program with a USB Keyboard attached, but if not, most of the keyboard functionality can be accessed by hitting the [-] button on your controller. From the main menu, hit the Make a Prog...

This is not really a game idea. I've seen you're using petitcomputer 4 on nintendo swich. Do you like the basic coding language? If yes, you can also make mobile games (cuz your little games could really go on mobile) for android using Rfo basic and Rfo compiler (if you don't want to pay a compiler, you can just use rfo-quick apk). Hope to see some mobiles games soon, heredos. Honestly.. I'm DONE with Mobile.

Week Two, on the Island. The week started with a bang, as all the villagers gathered for the opening of the island's campsite. Even Mr Angry Brows decided to be slightly less mean, on this occasion.

Blast away the evil virus using your super power of making blue flashy things. Go, Go, Neo! If you've a Switch, and have downloaded SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

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ALChoon's posted, Socoder newsletter is mostly finished, and all the fruit and eggs are waiting to be harvested. A busy morning, methinks.

Matrix Blaster on Petit Switch seems more or less done, so I'll put that away until tomorrow's normal release day, and start work on the similar'ish planet-defence thing for Browsercade.

Seems like the crazy shopping sprees are starting to die off a bit, and the online services are starting to cope a little better.

Each row and column contains the numbers 1 to 5, without repetition. A spacer is provided on each row/column, and the sum total of each cluster of numbers is given in the areas at the start of the column or row. You can Print out a sheet of puzzles, or alternatively Play the game in your browser.

Gotta code a Foldapuz game, today. *shrugs* Not a clue!