Don't worry, it isn't the Twelve Days of Christmas, already!!
The endless hopping mechanic returns. Bounce on the backs of the three hens as much as you can, without touching the ground.
You only get three jumps from the ground, so repeated bouncing is the best way to get a high score.
Tip : Hold A to bounce longer and higher.

Time to connect the hexes!
Grab a hex from the side, and smash it into alike-coloured hexes, to make them all disappear.
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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Welcome to a mini-deathmatch scenario.
It's just you and the aliens, in this classic twin-stick shooter.
How long will you survive?
If you've a Switch, and have downloaded SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

This week, NeonPlat makes its way to the Switch!
Throw your balls at the bats, and colour all of the plats!
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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Don't think of this as Pong.
It isn't Pong.
It's NOT Pong!
If you've a Switch, and have downloaded SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

The colourful world of [Horizontal-Shooter] makes its way onto Petit Switch, this week.
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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Centipong comes to Switch, with the help of Petit Switch.
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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This week's Petit Switch release is a recreation of one of my favourite puzzlers, Blockman Gets.

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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Another weekly remake, in the world of Petit Switch.

A lovely little grab from the AGameAWeek archives, as we revisit the teensy tiny space world of Space Popcorn!
Shoot the popcorn.

The default pixel-sprite editor for PetitSwitch
Scroll around the left-side (full spritesheet) with the left thumbstick, draw in the right hand "zoomed" view (you can zoom in further) with touchscreen or mouse.
Controls for colours, but the palette doesn't save. .. Booo!
Plenty of twiddly knobs and buttons, barely any of which I have the faintest idea what they're doing.

Prepare to Flap, on Switch!

Guide Flappy between the two sides of the screen, landing on the platforms inbetween.
If you've a Switch, and have downloaded SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

JMTrackr is a Music Randomisation engine, which can create an endless variety of music, based upon a set of prewritten melody patterns.
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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This morning, my laptop's clipboard still had yesterday's Daily Platdude Pixelart in it.
.. This is how much time I've spent working in Petit Switch!

Really getting somewhere with JMTrackr for Petit Switch, now!

I've gotten JMTracker up to a semi-working state, but still have to add test settings for things like Tempo and Instrument selection, as well as a proper Load requester.
But so far, so good, and it's a vaguely decent output.. I think!!
Although only a proper set of melodies and actual ingame usage will tell for sure..

I think I'm making a music program..!?

Tonight I attempted to get a JMTrackr style music engine to work in Petit-switch.

The "Text Layer" seems to be rather limited.
I can print at any position, I can change the colour, I can change the font size..
.. But any changes made will affect the entire screen's worth of text.

So, today I wrote a basic minimal Framework in PetItC4 with simple enough functionality, but hopefully enough to allow for lots of variety in future projects.
I've added a basic DrawImg thing, along with my usual set of SetCol, SetAlpha, SetSize and SetRot commands.
I've created a sprite loop to draw sprites when required, and blank out any unused sprites at the end of the loop.
I DID originally try adding a SPCLR (clear all sprites) at the top of the loop, but that flickered horri...

I spent most of last night reading (and/or attempting to read, with Google Translate's camera function glitching and popping all the text, all over the place) through what I could find in Petit Computer's Help files.
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The game can be downloaded using the Public Code 424JQK3NJ

Head into the top right projects thing, then hit R twice to access the Online games, then hit X (iirc!) and enter the PublicCode.
Job done!
SPIIIIIiiiIiike!!!

WAAARRRNIIIIIIING
If you set up a Japanese account to download Petit Switch, be absolutely sure that you continue to use the Japanese account when coding your game.
DON'T do what I did, and go "Well, it works in my Jayenkai account.. I'll carry on with that"
Because, when you go to upload your finished game, you hit a great big wall..

I spent hours, yesterday, playing with Petit Computer on Switch.
I think I'm almost done with SpikeDislike, and the second session went much smoother.

Today marks the initial Japanese release of Petit Computer for Switch (PetC4) and .. well, I'm a coding addict, so you know I HAVE to at least get SpikeDislike up and running.
There's a few stumbling blocks.. well, one, really, and that is that I don't know any Japanese whatsoever.
If you'd like to download my various PetitSwitch games, head to this page for the codes