I just got an email from Yahoo saying Geocities is shutting down. I took a look at what I have on there and one of the things I found was the first (and only) DirectX game I have ever written from scratch. I created it a few years ago mainly as a learning experience as I also built a nice code library to make my (non-existent) future games even simpler to create.
If you're up to it, download it and give it a go. It's a rather simple game, but does offer a little bit of fun. Please let me know what you think!
Oh, and the objective is to match as many pairs as possible as quickly as possible. The more pairs you get in the shortest amount of time, the more points you get. It gets progressively harder as the timer goes faster and faster. Bonus points to anyone who can correctly identify origin of the game music.
Get it here: http://www.geocities.com/lucky760/blocker
Thanks!
If you're up to it, download it and give it a go. It's a rather simple game, but does offer a little bit of fun. Please let me know what you think!
Oh, and the objective is to match as many pairs as possible as quickly as possible. The more pairs you get in the shortest amount of time, the more points you get. It gets progressively harder as the timer goes faster and faster. Bonus points to anyone who can correctly identify origin of the game music.Get it here: http://www.geocities.com/lucky760/blocker
Thanks!
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Really, vagina, you played for TWO HOURS? That's so fantastic!
>> ^lucky760:
Really, vagina, you played for TWO HOURS? That's so fantastic! Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy that someone really played the hell out of it. I hope you managed to beat the game after all that time.