Two things..

Oh boy..

Well, it works...

Spent most of yesterday making a right mess!!

Really wasn't expecting that, yesterday.

Wasn't expecting to be doing this, today..

Help Greenie navigate the arena, defeating evil squishy monsters by throwing rocks at them! If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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Most of the Greenie game is in place, I just need to do a little balancing.

As the language expands, so does the necessity to have a half decent GUI!!

I really need to get this Greenie game on SmileBASIC done..

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Here are a couple of things that currently aren't working right in JSE. Please try to avoid them!

I think I've done it!!

JSE's offline in-dev edition is currently experiencing extreme downtime!!

Meanwhile, on SmileBASIC..

Yesterday, me and Michael Fernie got into a back&forth about AGameAWeek history, the reasons for the creation of old games and whatnot. He suggested I start some kind of "trip down memory lane" thing, discussing old games and talking about what made me make them. The answer to a LOT of the early AGameAWeek classics is, of course, Wednesday Workshop.

Michael Fernie says.. The text display for this sample and the SFX list is very messed up on my iPhone.

Had a little quirk with this, yesterday.

Michael Fernie's been chipping in with more of his thoughts on JSE.

Can it play Pong yet?!

Help Kraw open all the eggs. The more birds are flying, the more points he'll earn per egg. But watch out for the birds.. If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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Yesterday I struggled with those bloomin' brackets again. RAWR!!

I spent a lot of yesterday fiddling with controller code some more.

As I wrote the Gamepad code for JSE yesterday, I realised just how much better it is than the current Browsercade code.

Michael Fernie has been playing around with the JSE language, and has spotted something slightly awry with the documentation.

Right then, time to tackle variables.. Aaargh!!!

Poor AGameAWeek's been awfully neglected, recently.