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Darksaviour69 posted this news in our forums:[br][br] I just recieved the last results from the judges. The winners are as follows: [br]1.) Inhabitants [br]2.) Maqiupai [br]3.) Boll [br]I will be contacting the winners shortly to arrange shipping of prizes. The winners of the pressed CD have already been contacted by The Goat Store. [br]Thank you to every single one of the entrants for making this contest a success. [br][br]Thanks to Darksaviour69 and Boob! for the news.
WOW! I found an old post!
Please don't revive old threads again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicko01
Yeah. Nicko01, you've been warned.
Anyway, as we know, Maquipai and Inhabitants saw a commercial release, but I wonder what happend to Boll ?
I just thought it was funny, it said this was the first post on the forums. This forum is huge now. What was this anyway?
(sorry, I was just bored)
What is up with "DCEmu_Newsposter"?
thats was back in 2004, we where using yabb then and a different newsposting system
So, it doesn't appear that it is an actual member.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darksaviour69
What did happen? I googled and nothing at all, and what is this "Trampalien Gunmen DC" that I found here?Quote:
Originally Posted by Christuserloeser
For the lazy:
News Source = DC Homebrew:[br][br]As you may know by now, the winners of the Dream On Dreamcast coding competition have been announced. Five entries were submitted: Boll (a multiplayer ball rolling combat game) by quarn, Maqiupai (http://jm1200.ifrance.com/jm1200/maqiupai/) (a Mahjong game) by JMD, Inhabitants (http://sfsoftware.zophar.net/) (a puzzle game) by S+F Software, Whispered Secrets (http://imrtechnology.ngemu.com) (a choose your own adventure game) by Ian Micheal, and Trampalien Gunmen DC (http://www.storm-studios.net/GPF/) (a two player trampolining shooting game) by GPF.[br][br]Out of the five, three winners were selected (the top two of which get a commercial run of thier game by The Goat Store (http://www.goatstore.com)):[br]1. Inhabitants[br]2. Maqiupai[br]3. Boll[br][br]Congratulations to all the winners. For those interested in buying the CDs of Inhabitants and Maqiupai, they will be released by The Goat Store at The Midwest Gaming Classic (http://www.midwestgamingclassic.com), as well as sold online. They will be available for preorder at The Goat Store (http://www.goatstore.com) shortly.[br][br]Thanks to Metafox for the news.
Really old thread, I know...
Nothing happened really. I just got a job and moved countries and have been busy ever since so it never got anywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Christuserloeser
I've decided to open source the code used to create the "3d engine" and the game itself. The code is ugly and don't ask me how to compile it because I have no idea :)
I also have a disc with a burned copy of the game as it was when submitted to the dream on competition. Any ideas how to clone the cd so that anyone interested can burn a copy?
Wow, thank you for sharing it!
I'd recommed DiscJuggler with default settings and 8x speed if it ask to fix image answer no, also you can upload just plain files - it's not a problem to make a homebrew image with BootDreams nowadays.Quote:
I also have a disc with a burned copy of the game as it was when submitted to the dream on competition. Any ideas how to clone the cd so that anyone interested can burn a copy?
Also can you tell me more about that dream on competition ?
You can read more about the dream on competition here
Ok, I've posted a 7z-ed cdi image here: https://rapidshare.com/files/1313945245/boll.7z.
Have fun!
Thank you! Just burned:
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/9215/thumbitn.jpg
But i'm alittle confused...
How to play ? What should i do in game ? Why it shows split-screen, is it for 4 players ?
Yes, remember that this was kind of rushed over a very short period of time, so we only had time to do what you're seeing. So there's only a 4 player mode.
In short there are two game modes, one where the "active" player's score increases and one where it decreases. The mode is switched when a player takes the red cube object. So basically it's a form of "tag" game.
The active player is switched by bumping into another player (or possibly when falling down a hole).
Press A to jump, press (and hold) X to charge, use the left and right buttons on the back to side strafe and the analogue joystick to steer.