CODERS, think about this...

**JKKDARK** · March 21st, 2007, 22:30

Originally Posted by quzar

My experience:
I was almost going to get a minigame onto the goat things, but thought it was too much pressure to deliver a completely bug free product with amazing level design and such, two things I was not confident in my ability to do.

I don't think these games published by Goat can be called "minigames". Even official releases could be possible. There's a big difference between Goat games and free homebrew games.

**Jeremysr** · March 21st, 2007, 22:59

We just program for fun. Most don't care about money (well I don't.) I would be quite happy programming even if I was unable to release it. Programming is the funnest thing for me to do.

***quzar*** · March 21st, 2007, 23:04

Originally Posted by JKKDARK

I don't think these games published by Goat can be called "minigames". Even official releases could be possible. There's a big difference between Goat games and free homebrew games.

One of the early GOAT store projects was (as far as I know it's not being made with the games it was originally going to be made with) a disc of multiple mini-games that were winners of one of the contests. I'm not calling any of the other GOAT games minigames, what I said was I had a minigame that had the chance to be put onto a collection of such games.

**mexicansnake** · March 22nd, 2007, 02:45

Originally Posted by quzar

One of the early GOAT store projects was (as far as I know it's not being made with the games it was originally going to be made with) a disc of multiple mini-games that were winners of one of the contests. I'm not calling any of the other GOAT games minigames, what I said was I had a minigame that had the chance to be put onto a collection of such games.

1stvinicius is acting sarcastic, Ill not reply his post again...

Btw guys:
Are the GOAT games for the dreamcast?.