You know what I REALLY should do? I should code a data transfer tool that uses the JoyCon's IR Camera to pick up data blasts from the PC, so that I can send information that I create on the PC over to the Switch. But I haven't done that, yet.

Aaah, I see my problem, now!

The evil bunnies are wandering through your field. Use your gun to scare them away, but don't get too close! 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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Over on SoCoder, Pakz posted a link to a site called microStudio, which is quite a lot like how the old PlayMyCode used to be. Create a project, draw sprites, code a game, all inside your browser. microStudio.dev

Paint the grid one player at a time, painting 9 squares around your chosen point, if they're empty. The player that paints the last square is the winner. You can Play Obstruction in the Shoebox, under the One On One games section.

Yesterday I finished a game. ..And then I started another one!!

Find all the dominoes within the grid. Each domino is either horizontally or vertically aligned. Each of the O symbols suggest that the two adjacent dominoes are aligned in the same direction. X's suggest the two adjacent dominoes are aligned at 90 degrees. You can Print out a sheet's full, here, or Play it in your browser, here.

Yesterday was a nice relaxing coding day. I started coding a new Shoebox game around about 3 in the afternoon, and managed to get about 95% of it done by about 8'ish. Happy with the results, I figured I'd finish it off tomorrow, and then sat watching YouTube videos for the rest of the night. No stress. No worries. A relaxing day of gamedev.

I really need to stop playing with this knitting thing, and get back to doing games!

Another of those "CBA" days, yesterday.