[Coco] Game Developers Wanted

[Luis Fernández]

Would it be possible that your web, place a piece of video of the 1st game, 
to know that this is something that needs to be done, how you play, how to win, 
or perhaps the video or the website of the game it is based, to see a little concerned, 
beautiful game screen, congratulations to the page and the creator of the game 



I am a programmer, but I'm not doing any game currently, recently, in the list, 
I suggested making a game of flow of water, which seems pretty happy 



Previously, he met a web of a company that is about to finish a game, 
which I found very good, very fast, a man shooting arrows and hundreds of enemies at once that kept coming, 
I do not remember the name at the moment but I was impressed, 
I have understood that this company has already released games, 
it would be good contacts. 



I for one am very interested in games, but for another reason to that would, 
soon be lost techniques and prohezas of those programmers who made these million games 
that use some but not all, used sophisticated techniques to achieve effects, 
of course  not want to disclose, but at the end of their lives should be preserved for posterity 
and to improve knowledge of techniques to other developers, this will not be easy, 
I know of hardly anybody who is in fact only within a few magazines, 
developers explain in detail his techniques, so that others learn and continue the work, 
or maybe use bits of code to not invent and set everything back, 
perhaps as the libraries, or other video 3d engines 

> Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2011 19:25:59 +1000
> From: nickma at optusnet.com.au
> To: coco at maltedmedia.com
> Subject: [Coco] Game Developers Wanted
> 
> SUBJECT:
> 
> "The Tandy Color Computer Games Workshop" website
> 
> 
> WHAT IS IT:
> 
> A central site that attempts to gather information about what GAMES are 
> currently in development for the Tandy Color Computer.
> 
> 
> WHY?:
> 
> Let's face it, we all like games to demonstrate the abilities of our 
> computer. For many, it's the fun of playing these games that can provide 
> one with many hours of entertainment.
> 
> But there are those who just like to create them. Once upon a time, it 
> was considered an income for some programmers, writing games for a 
> living. Unfortunately, for the Color Computer, these days are gone. 
> Those few who still have a yearning to create games for this computer, 
> do it out of a special interest in this machine. A desire to create 
> something technically satisfying and visually pleasing. These people are 
> "artists" of a technical medium, inpired by the challenge of creation.
> 
> I have constructed this website as a means for these artists to convey 
> to the rest of the community, what they are trying to achieve. A means 
> to obtain feedback on their work. An avenue to meet other artists like them.
> 
> For many of the other "retro" systems such as the Commodore 64, Amstrad 
> CPC, Sinclairs etc., there is a thriving "homebrew" games community. I 
> ask, "why not for our Color Computer also"?
> 
> 
> SUPPORT WANTED:
> 
> If you are developing a game for the Color Computer, let the community 
> know. Send me any information you wish to disclose about your project 
> and I will add it to the site. Keep me updated of progress and I will 
> reflect that information on this website. Hopefully, this site will grow 
> as a premier hub for these game developers.
> 
> 
> CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE AT:
> 
> http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/nickma/GamesWorkshop/
> 
> 
> 
> Nickolas Marentes
> 
> 
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