1. I think the Amiga might be AGameAMonth. The first two games have been End of March and End of April, so that seems like a good enough plan.

As I collected bits for this week's SoCoder Newsletter, I suddenly realised I'd not yet done an ALChoon!!

One of the annoying issues I'm having with the Amiga is a lack of SUPERSIZED Compact Flash space.

Didn't really get much of anything done, yesterday.

I think I might stick to a monthly schedule for Amiga games. So far I've done one at the end of March and one at the end of April, so. Yeah, that makes sense to continue in that way. I think... Maybe!

Today I have to go and invade the EAB forum and begin my bombardment of many a game.

Get your flapping wings on. It's time for more platform hopping! You can Download an .ADF disk file of the game, or alternatively Grab an .lha archive that you can extract and run.

I *might* end up posting Flappadiddle (Amiga edition) at some point today. A little more stress testing, double check I haven't forgotten anything, and things of that sort, but otherwise I think it's more or less ready.

Help the captain save his ship from the crazy onslaught of leaping fish! If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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Yesterday's SmileBASIC gamedev session went like so..

Every issue of Computer Music magazine comes with a few musical plugins.

A day of musical experimentation.

The Flappadiddle level builder currently takes 732 frames (about 12 seconds)

Took yesterday off, and did absolutely 0% coding! Hurray!!

Spent hours yesterday trying to wrangle the level generator for Flappadiddle on the Amiga.

Grab the eggs in the order shown on the top left. What could be easier!? You can Play this game in the JSE engine.

Well, I got the music "working"...

Help Platdude stay out of the lava, leaping from ice block to ice block, hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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One of those days..

Took a little timeout yesterday to get through the end of Episode 4, and the entirety of Episode 1 in the new Lego Star Wars game.

The tool I was looking for was on the disk that came with my recent PCMCIA->CompactFlash reader. D'oh!

A bit more Amiga Framework, today, methinks.

Fly, swirly Draggly, and pick up all the Spogs. You can Play Draggly Spots in the Browsercade.

Currently this week's AGameAWeek Proper is looking a little bland.

Today I need to start on a game.