@akumie: Run it in mednafen then…
@VirtualChris: The grid disappeared and the background scrolls very jerky. Using the same X as cursor that is used when playing is not very good, it’s not visible when placed on top of an already placed X. Same in both mednafen and RealityBoy.
Scrolling background is perhaps not necessary, just add some depth – I thought this was easy when you used the same picture for both left and right eye, just placed at different offsets to make it appear as it’s behind the playfield.
Now that I played it some more in Reality Boy I also noticed that a square is emptied when pressing start-button after a tied game (not always though). It also empties a square otherwise but it’s not always noticeable since some squares are already empty.
And further along the way I got this, I wasn’t able to put an X in the top left corner and the game doesn’t stop:
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Seems to work OK, you should develop it, (in Sweden at least) we have something called “Luffarschack” where you have a large grid and you’re supposed to get five in-a-row…
Adding a two player option would be fun, where you could take turns – or if you could also add a link-option – it would be really fun to play two players on two units.
As such a Tic-Tac-Toe game isn’t fun for a very long time, especially if the computer program is written never to loose (I managed to win though). Even then it’s not that fun. 😉
Great job though, everything looked quite nice.
I didn’t understand why there’s an F at the far right, I played it in Mednafen, a bug perhaps – part of the playfield?
Sometimes there’s also one or two 90 degree angles around it:
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It works just fine in Realty Boy but in Mednafen the buttons hang and there’s graphical glitches.
When pressing any of the directional pads the last button that (not being a directional pad) was pressed is also indicated but with a missing piece as soon as I release that directional pad direction.
Also when I release a button it is indicated as pressed until I press another button.
Perhaps it’s because I have both a standard USB-keybard and a PS/2 keyboard (wireless IR receiver) connected at the same time but no other software that I’m running seems to have a problem.
