I didn't wrote if they're bad or good. I wrote that they can't catch my attention and the reasons why. And as I expected, you didn't like my non-positive feedback. Why then you've complained that there's only one comment for your games? Most of the people just don't bother to give negative feedback …

Yes, I'm ecstatic you went out of your way to find bad things in 2 decent games. Thanks a tonne. You know that's not the only alternative right? I've had hundreds of thousands of tracked downloads of my games, probably millions pirated, yet you expect me to believe I don't get feedback just because …

Better than usual. 1 positive comment, 34 downloads, no thank you just another example of people these days, pure mooch.

That's not really how trademarks work. A trademark is good for a particular scope. For instance Apple records and Apple computers both have a trademark on the word "Apple". I'm a trademark owner, and while that's true, I've seen some scopes of some trademarks that cover almost anything. For example …

Kippesoep wrote on 2024-02-19, 00:25: Heh, that's a pretty cool game. Nice of you to put it out for free. I'm getting audio glitches in DOSBox... is there a recommended configuration? Sorry, I wish I could help. I get the same thing in DOSBox and I haven't investigated if there's a way to fix it.

This game was never complete in my mind but I have so much to do, I'm grateful to say it's done now though. The only other thing I wanted to do was a sound for nukes. That's done, and I added a copyright to the start screen bottom row. I had 45 bytes left over. Note I honestly didn't optimize this …

I noticed a couple months ago, Lays Stax chips don't have a (R) or (TM) on them, at least here in Canada. I know my game came first, and it's been in Debian for a long time, but I don't know if that's the reason. xD I just remember laughing the first time I saw Stax chips (after making the game)! …

These games are from around 99-2000.

While I couldn't exactly identify which je it was without reading opcode sizes, I don't even have a disassembler... but it looked like there were several je exit and je gameover that could have caused it. I wrapped them all in labels and jmp's so unless there were other je's or other non-8086 …

That could cause the hang. Can I ask how you found that invalid jump? I'd like to debug it. And thanks for the tip about cli/sti!

Hello. I've made a 2K DOS game and I'm unable to verify myself but I was told by someone it doesn't work on 286 or below. I'll attach the source and binary. I tried it myself in 86box a year ago and it didn't work on 286 or below. I wonder if the person was using real hardware or if it's a real bug. …