Re: A85: New Game... Solytare!
[Prev][Next][Index][Thread]
Re: A85: New Game... Solytare!
I believe that the game i made is Klondike (though i am not for sure,
i always just called it solitaire). But i do know that it is the same
as the windows version. You just can't see the 2 cards below when you
flip cards in the stack. When i was making my game, i thought that a
point and click interface would be the easiest solution (and still
believe it is). I didn't think that the interface would be anything
new to learn from the windows version (except that you only single
click instead of double click). I mean, you can even single click on
the aces and they automatically move onto the suit stacks! I have now
received 2 fairly negative responses to my game, and 1 positive
response. At least i know that i like the game i made even if no one
else does :). If there are any improvements that someone would like
to suggest, i would love to hear them.
-mike pearce
(BTW, the kernel alone to Usgard is almost 1400 bytes, plus another
400 byte shell. I believe that Zshell is about 1200 bytes.).
>
>Well, it's because this Solitaire game will run on ALL OSes, has a simple
>interface, and is a different version of Solitaire. This game is
>Klondike, like comes with Windows. Besides, your game forces him to use
>Rigel, but the other game allows him the freedom to choose whatever
>operating shell he wants. (I personally choose Usgard, which is also
>smaller than ZShell and has smaller programs.) I, too, like that version
>of Solitare.
>
>-----
>Stuntman (Nathan Haines) - ICQ UIN#: 2157863
>http://www.cyberverse.com/~stuntman/nathan.html
>President of Stuntworks, QuickBASIC/Visual BASIC programmer
>Stuntworks - http://stuntworks.home.ml.org
>
>
>
References: