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(22 Feb 2024) posted a bouncing ball NES title called Crystal Volleyball.
(11 Feb 2024) we added sound to the Skiing gameboy advance game.
(28 Apr 2019) over 20 years online, removed the adds and sidebar.
(14 Jan 2009) The site and domain are now over 10 years old, yet there is not much of late to celebrate. There has been no major updates in the last 4 years. The last hobby programming I did was a simple NES game in 6502 assembly at the end of 2005 (unposted). While I aspire to try things like XNA or the newer handhelds, the time requisite for such is not forthcoming. The only coding I do is now a few lines of perl or tcl at work. My full time work is engineering so my hobbies are all now outdoors. That said I see little hope for any but the smallest of future updates.
(5 Oct 2007) Heard of XNA? Microsoft's XNA Game Studio Express is intended for students, hobbyist, and independent (and by extension, homebrew) game developers. It is available as a free download. Express will provide basic "starter kits" for rapid development of specific genres of games, such as platform, real-time strategy, and first-person shooters. Developers can create Windows games for free with the XNA Framework, but to run their games on the Xbox 360 they will have to pay an annual fee of $99 (or a four-month fee of $49) for admission to the XNA "Creators Club".
(2 Feb 2006) Gave way to commercialism and added google adsense to the pages that feature a sidebar. Made some small updates, mainly removed the contact form on the feedback page and now provide an email address.
(15 Jan 2005) Happy New Year! In celebration of the New Year, we've added a great new game: vbChess. Programmed 100% in VB.NET (yeah, ugh...), it's guaranteed to provide hours of fun.
(1 Nov 2004) Updated the DNS and changed web hosts. Recoded some of the perl scripts and cleaned up old remnants.
(2 Oct 2004) Added several images to the gameboy advance tutorial and corrected the horizontal scroll bar problem in Mozilla Firefox.
I also added some short bios to the about page.
(19 April 2004) We have redone the site in php, made it compliant with
w3c HTML 4.01 specification, fixed some links, and added some new information.
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