Chips Remake

ppill · 30 June 2019, 16:46

Recently rediscovered this little gem of a game called Chips.

Quote:

In the "Computer Lab" with the Joystick or the Arrow buttons,
you guide the professor and push the chips. Eight joined chips
will make a board. Four boards together will build a computer
(Motherboard, Graphic board, Sound board and HD controller).

If chip or board hits the professor it will kill him and the
game is over. So be carefull and think before pushing!

The presentation isn't all that great but the gameplay is solid and quite addictive.
So was mucking about with GraphX2 today and thought why not try to improve (hopefully) the graphics. Here are the results.

Anyone want to help with programming this new version? The aminet archive has the C source code if anyone's interested.

ppill · 01 July 2019, 00:24

Some touch ups. Anyone wanna help turn this into a game?

Predseda · 01 July 2019, 07:25

This looks nice and imho should not be problem for anyone who master Blitz Basic. I think even AMOS could be enough.

ppill · 01 July 2019, 10:32

Thanks. The original uses 32 colors (like the images above ) on a public screen. It's really simple, just one moving object at a time. A plain a500 would do just fine.

sandruzzo · 02 July 2019, 06:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by ppill

Thanks. The original uses 32 colors (like the images above ) on a public screen. It's really simple, just one moving object at a time. A plain a500 would do just fine.

Do you have any video of it?

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01 July 2019, 00:24	#2
ppill CON: artist Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Poland Age: 43 Posts: 1,250	Some touch ups. Anyone wanna help turn this into a game?

01 July 2019, 07:25	#3
Predseda Puttymoon inhabitant Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tromaville Age: 46 Posts: 7,578	This looks nice and imho should not be problem for anyone who master Blitz Basic. I think even AMOS could be enough.

01 July 2019, 10:32	#4
ppill CON: artist Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Poland Age: 43 Posts: 1,250	Thanks. The original uses 32 colors (like the images above ) on a public screen. It's really simple, just one moving object at a time. A plain a500 would do just fine.

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