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Cranston's Farm

This is a project I started (in BASIC) way back in the early 80’s and put aside for many years. I recently found the original code, and after having a good laugh decided it would be an excellent project to re-write in Quick. The concept is simple – you’re an 18th century farmer dropped onto a forty acre/field grant of land and you have 50 years to try to survive and if possible thrive. In the process of surviving you will have the opportunity to develop the land, raise crops and animals, build

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Zombie Attack!

I released an early (too early from some of the reviews) version of this game around six months ago. Since then a lot of things have changed – more of the game runs in the VB allowing for much smoother animations and responsiveness. If a mob is hit with a non-lethal attack (happens more in later levels) they will get knocked back in order to provide some visual feedback to the player. The player’s weapon is shown, and in many cases a muzzle flash accompanies each firing of the weapon, the g

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Imp

Almost ready for primetime, Imp is now mostly lacking in completed levels. I had originally planned for 10 to 12, lowered that to 8 and am finding an infinite number of distractions that prevent me from working on them. (all the levels are roughed in right now, I'm working on populating the extras - mana, barrels, arrows, etc - all the pickup stuff). Using Excel and some custom VB code makes it a lot easier, but it's still a grind having to place every object and then go back and test how thi

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Bruce

Part 1 My household's content of quivering lips and sad eyes finally reached critical mass recently and prompted the purchase of a pet. Since mom is deathly allergic to anything with fur (and the kids are too, but they'd never admit to it), we had limited choices. Fish are fine but they don't seem to to enjoy cuddling very much, and birds are too damn noisy. We finally settled on a Bearded Dragon - silent, sedate and requires little or no parental intervention. Bearded Dragons are native to

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