Mindboards

yes, I saw it, thanks, but I didn't understand a lot ;)

Ha ha, told you it was messy.

So does anybody have any good ideas for this game??

So does anybody actually like this?

To be honest: If I personally wrote gaming software and needed greyscale for this, I probably would use a far bigger screen with a far higher resolution, backlit and colored and with a faster screen refreshing rate, a faster processor with a by far faster code processing by an embedded C compiler instead of a real slow interpreter - in 1 word: a complete different hardware- and software base.
Not meant to be offending, for you personal it's a big success.
But it's maybe a little comparable to my chess for NXT: it will never be a real competitive chess program, and the virtual on-screen board is really poor, but as a model combined with a moving robot arm it was a personal building challenge - not more.

To some extent I agree with Helmut. The NXT is not optimized to be a gaming platform. Although your game is pretty good, as are most NXT games that have a lot of time put into them, the NXT HW (and to some extent the SW) is fairly limiting compared to a system meant for games.

Thanks guys.
Well I kinda thought it was cool because, so far as I know, it is the first grayscale NXT game on the web.

Right, that is very cool!

Thanks.

nxtboyiii wrote:Well I kinda thought it was cool because, so far as I know, it is the first grayscale NXT game on the web.

mattallen37 wrote:Right, that is very cool!

absolutely,
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