WUT TIME IS IT?

holy poo, better get listening.

Oh actually ofc I won't listen at all, on account of being banned. Honest gov.

I may have already contravened the ban :)

Deffo.

I genuinely remembered battlements from BITD when Sean mentioned it in a previous episode - presumably the hunchback one. I had kind of forgotten about it but as soon as I loaded it up the memories came flooding back. Sheer joy!

Heheh it's no probs of course! I thought I'd take a look see what I said back then, and it's in the last few posts on the bottom of this thread: http://www.ukvac.com/forum/ten-pence-arcade-67-hunchback_topic353230_page2.html

I guess there's absolutely no chance you've got the AMOS source lying around somewhere ?

Will consider Tokio. We've done too many shmups lately (I know there's no such thing) but will put it on the list.

Shaun, Thanks for uploading these I played Drunk Gary a bit earlier, it's brilliant. If anyone wants to try it and you don't have an old browser that will play Flash then you can use the Adobe Flash debugger which you can find here: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/updaters/32/flashplayer_32_sa_debug.exe

I was just listening to the latest episode at the same time as trying to remember how to work my Amiga emulator to load up Battlements, only to hear you start talking about this thread which was really surreal.

From memory I think you said that you used GMS to make Drunk Gary, would be interesting to hear the process behind the project if you've documented it anywhere.

It's fascinating to see and hear about little games that people have made. I know there are a few Devs on here like Big10p who made the awesome Blitter Boy for PS1 a game that really would be great in a cab.