I appreciate your feedback!

There are a lot of similar games, but I don’t recall any black-and-white ones. Thanks for your feedback!

no, it runs directly in the browser

Yes. Did you read the disclaimer?

Disclaimer: WINE means 'Wine Is Not an Emulator", so the statement about four layers of emulation is really a lie. To make things worse, the ZX Spectrum emulator for C64 only emulates Basic, not machine code. But that’s ok, because it all looks the same and the whole exercise is pointless anyway.

There are of course Atari and Apple emulators, but there are no emulators for those systems, so from that perspective they would be a dead end. I tried adding one level (C64 emulator for Amiga), but don’t know how to emulate HDD on Amiga.

Glad to hear you enjoyed it!

done, thanks a bunch!

I think it’s drawing some lines twice, but I didn’t think it’s worth adding more lines to prevent it. Suggestions, anyone? Edit: I updated line 18 to let j = i + 1;

Good times in 256 vga colors

Looks like the rivalry is still alive

exactly!

great question. i think it would be super difficult to predict the future of gaming technology at this point

i’m glad you liked it!

Haters gonna hate

oh, wow! that’s so cool!

random convergence

• isn’t it the fourth one (NinjaTech)?

haters gonna hate 😜

that makes sense! if I find the time, I’ll update it. it needs to updated to a newer Blender version anyway…

Good question - it’s the latter: all the blocks are generated practically instantaneously, whereas it does take a noticeable amount of time for the first block to hit the next one.

if i==25 would only result in the last block falling down, the rest would remain standing.a

fixed! thanks for letting me know