The Rainbow Road even looked bad. I've given up on doing a BlastTrax for this week, I think.

I spent a good number of hours trying to find a nice graphical style for a new BlastTrax, last night.

I've had this week's ALChoon sitting on my drive since last Thursday, waiting to be posted. Now that it's gone, my drive is lonely, and needs another ALChoon.

I've added a new Question of the Day section to SoCoder. I say added.. The section's been there for about a decade, but has been mostly unused.

One of the most fun elements of JNKPlat has been designing levels. Left Trigger, Right Shoulder, Y

The Calendar Generator has been upgraded to include the new HD images. Now you can print epic calendars with high quality AI-enhanced imagery! Woot!

JNKPlat has been thrust upon the world of Switch, and now it's the watching game, as people try to decide if they like it or now.

The Two-Jump-Button has re-emerged, trying its best to get everyone used to its quirky control scheme! If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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JNKPlat Switch Edition now has 97 levels! Oooh! That's very nearly a complete set of levels.

Blast away the missiles as they try to blow up your home. You can Play JSE Missiles in GotoJSE, the BASIC for your browser!

Last night I finished off the Missile Command game, and got everything ready to upload...

There are 6 days left in August. There are 43 levels left to make in JNKPlat : Switch Not looking too good, right now!!

The Quest isn't going to magic itself into existence overnight, so I might have to come up with some kind of emergency game in the meantime, or there'll be no games to post this week!

One of the main things putting me off doing a new version of The Quest is that my art style sucks when drawing anything larger than a 32x32 pixel image. Sheep Goes Right was an absolute fluke!!

Spent another hour or so with JNKPlat Switch yesterday. The Level Editor menu is now at least functional, to the point where you can pick a level, and either play or edit it.

Spent some time on a couple of side-projects yesterday, both of which turned out rather nicely.

Since I got the MacBook Air, the speakers have been kinda crappy. Yesterday I'd had enough, and headed to The Amazon for a quick fix.

Sidetracked, once more, I decided to start a new drawing tool, yesterday. In many ways, it's quite similar to the Symbol Tool in GotoJSE, except it's even more simplistic!

Michael Fernie emailed this morning suggesting a game that would fit into the Shoebox.

Blast waves of enemies as you fly in circles around the oddly cylindrical planet. You can Play Orret Cha in your browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

It took a couple of hours of code-tweaking to make a proper start on them last night, but I've finally made the first 10 or so levels in the JNKPlat Switch edition.

There are still a few things I need to rejig to get the site up to a state that I'm completely happy with.

The other day, I asked Dall-E to come up with a few layout suggestions for the site, and in amongst it's four different outputs, the top left one peaked my interest. The idea of reducing EVERYTHING down to little boxes seemed kind of ideal, as far as squeezing a little more stuff into a page.

I can vaguely think straight, this morning!

That heatwave isn't helping!!

After finishing off Hello Worlds, I moved back to working on the Switch JNKPlat.

Our intrepid adventurer has stumbled upon a system full of stars. Fly through the cosmos and pick up the stars before time's up. You can Play this game in your browser, where it's been written in BASIC!