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Oooh .. now that I would love to see - a camera attached to an Oric?! I could imagine the low-res mono camera of the Nintendo Gameboy providing enough pixels to make such a pic ..

Anyone got any ideas how Andy Green put his selfie into the game of Delta 4 - maybe he used some known techniques at the time to scan a photo, or something? Was just playing this game for a bit of fun and realized thats quite an advanced technique for the time ..

I honestly didn't notice it was you until I went to watch todays video and realized I'd seen your Oric cabinet somewhere earlier in the day .. sorry about that confusion, was a pretty funny moment for me though .. I just completely ignored the username of the post, I was so excited to have some Oric...

Awesome! Love these videos .. hope you will consider doing more in the future, on a variety of topics? Would be great to have one on assembly, for example ..

This is a great thread - so much to learn!

Very impressive work - from your demos alone it seems like something that will be quite fun to play, and also .. smooth!

> so the game will be in english

YAY!

Question: are you gonna do it like Dbug?

Wow, this looks really fun! Great graphics work!

I've just ended a stint as an iOS developer, and I have to say I'm really enjoying a return to Linux-based tooling.

Xcode is great. But to do Apple's thing, you must follow The Apple Way™, and that is rather tiresome after the 5th or 6th iteration to the next great thing. KISS, they do not.

The fact that you created Blakes 7 with the tools is enough of a motivation to overlook any warts and thorns that might be within the code .. and personally, I'd be happy to help with those issues, if you decide to open source the toolset.

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>I would not recommend signing a program in place of someone else since it is your developer account which will be tied with any incident potentially linked with the application. Yes, obviously it would only be done with permission as a stop-gap solution until a build-server or something could be se...

Wow! That is very fast indeed. What we need now: a time machine, to go back and demo this to us as 13-year olds.

*Very* nice work, DBug .. only comment I wish to make is that its somehow jarring to go from monochrome to colorized pictures .. I'm guessing its not a big issue, though.

Very inspiring to see you do this .. almost making me want to install Windows somewhere so I can have the same tooling as you!

>Makes me want to write some games.


Hell yeah!