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Game Programming Contest

Started by Bill6 Oct 9, 2003 at 8:20 PM 7 replies 1.3k views
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Bill6
Bill6
I''m hosting a game programming contest on my website and bulletin board. Top prize is $100 with $25 going to the top two runnerups. The basics of the contest is: C/C++ using the Direct3D API for Windows. Oh, did I mention you''ve only got 3 weeks?! Game Programming Contest
Bill6
Bill6
Okay, there is obviously some interest in a game programming contest (seeing that the post on my bulletin board has managed 78 views in the past 2 days), but I haven''t had any confirmed entries. So, let''s do a little brainstorming. What''s the problem with the contest? Too short of a deadline? That''s probably the biggest one. DX only? Yeah, that should be changed as well. Anything else?
Tron3k
Tron3k
Well, there''s no topic. What''s to stop people from submitting games they''ve already created?
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PaulCesar
PaulCesar
I believe my implementation of PONG is better You will have to stick with $25
Bill6
Bill6
The game programming contest has been expanded. The new deadline for entries is November 15th. Plus, the API restriction has been lifted. Any publicly available API can now be used (OpenGL, DirectX, SDL, etc.).
Dany
Dany
Can 2D games take part too,because i see its 3D Demo\Game contest or ...?
Bill6
Bill6
Sorry, but no. Your entry must be 3D. Even if it is nothing more than a side-scroller, you must have a 3D element such as 3D models and platforms to jump on. Not everything in the game needs to be in 3D, but you should at least have a 3D coordinate system and use it for some element of the game (3D models with 2D movement, 2D models with 3D movement, or preferrably 3D models with 3D movement).

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