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Modest Mouse
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What should I do next since I finished my 1st PONG game? I want to know what kind of game I should make next? I want some opinions.
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Posted: 4th Jul 2004 09:24
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a arcade game using sprites

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like what? a breakout style game? or frogger? or pac-man?




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Any of them! All of them!

Heh-heh-heh....

For each one you try you'll learn new stuff, so try them all! I mean you know, if you think you "understand" how a particular game is created, try to make a copy of it! I'll wager that for everyone you build, you'll pick up some experience and knowledge about your skills, and of the language itself. That's the whole idea of doing games in the first place, the more you do, the better coder you become.

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Thanks, that really helps alot since my friend xtransworldx doesnt want to help me much. So thnx.

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I know what you mean but witch game would you do?


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Well, if I had to choose myself, I'd suggest the Breakout. The reason I say that is; you can use most of what you learned in doing the Pong example, even to the point of sharing a lot of the same code, only now your targets are removable bricks of dirrent point values.

Then I'd add some embelishments to the Breakout, like falling bonuses and multiple balls, lasers, capture and all that fun stuff.

Once you get past that, go in for the Pac-Man, where you need to build an AI for the ghosts to chase the player around the screen, or run away when the player eats the power cookie. As Zen says in the other thread here--one step at a time....

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thnx asgain. its nice to have someones opinion.

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