Oops, going to have to watch out for that in the future.

Somewhere along the way, the new Browsercade Scaling has knocked the touch controls out of whack.

Oh no, I bought another MacBook... Aargh! Let the week-long install begin..

Yesterday I had to trundle down to the local Doctor's for a Flu Jab.

I've changed how the sprite sheets for SpikeDislike.com are organised, so I can cram a little more into a single image.

I've ended up with three scrapped ideas, for this week's ALChoon. I really need to upload some of these to Patreon or something..

Spent hours yesterday trying all manner of things to get buttons working in SpikeDislike VR, only to eventually give up again.

Last night I grabbed my SpikeDislike enhancements and dropped them into Browsercade.. Oh dear..

I want to add a big option to the "Click to Start" screen, before the game's ready to go.

Today's test includes music streaming. Things may or may not go well with this test, and server stats will be analysed in ways I haven't ever analysed server stats before!

Sorry all, you're already sick of these and I'm making more and more and more.

Good grief, this isn't going as well as I'd hoped..

Like we did last summer. Let's test again. Testing time is here.

As nice as the WebGL edition looked, let's try one last thing..

ALChoon needs lyrics. Next game needs starts. Plenty to do.

A stress test, if you'd like to join in.

Spent a day tweaking a test over and over again to try and get it to do what I wanted.. Really should've checked that beforehand...

Seems my head's in a bit of a SpikeDislike sort of mood, this weekend.

Time to switch up my art tool on MacOS. As much as I've enjoyed using Pixelmator Pro, it's becoming more and more a Photo tool, and no longer suitable for pixelart and sprites.

Tried to make a lovely ALChoon yesterday, and all seemed to flow amazingly well. The beat seemed perfect, the "meeees" and the "maaaws" appeared in tune. Everything was going perfectly!

Today's plan is simple. Compose an entire ALChoon, Make a video for it, write a Newsletter, then panic because I haven't started a game, yet!

The SmileBASIC framework can now cope with 4 players at once. Hurray! .. I think..!

I've spent a good few weeks trying to find a decent humanised strummer for Ableton, but without any real success. Time to build my own, then, I guess.

What began as a temporary thing has most certainly stood the test of time, though it did have a complete rewrite 5 years ago to keep things running as smoothly as anything I've written can run.