Arena 3D released
Posted by Niklas on 7 October 2002, 15:00 GMT
More 3D goodness: Malcolm Smith just released Arena 3D, a First Person Shooter built using Thomas Nussbaumers FAT Engine for the TI-89, TI-92 Plus and Voyage 200 calculators. The game has a Rocket Arena theme, you can strafe, and special features include a double-speed mode and a "hit find" maneuver (automatically turn to whoever/whetever shot you). More features, options and levels are planned; take a look at Malcolms web page for more information. One small point: being a pre-release, there are still bugs. Malcolm notes one in particular in the readme.txt file, so make sure to backup any important files before you try this out. Update (Niklas): Malcolm has released an Arena 3D SDK (sort of) with everything you need to create your own levels.
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Re: Arena 3D released
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Necrosis
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Very slick. I just played it on my 92+. Simply amazing for a calculator game.
Keep up the good work.
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7 October 2002, 16:22 GMT
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Re: Arena 3D released
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Samuel Stearley
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Cheers of 3d.
Now all we need is for a tinews staff member to come brag that they had This item first, like they used to do in the days of old :)
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7 October 2002, 16:32 GMT
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Jealousy begins now
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z3r0_d
(Web Page)
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... or maybe it has already begun.
THIS IS WHY I WANT AN 89!!
on a side note, that is a lot of files in that archive.
DROOL, I have been commanded to DROOL!
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7 October 2002, 17:28 GMT
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