In February 2008, at Los Cocos, Córdoba, Argentina, we started the “Los Cocos” Python game engine. We later renamed it Cocos2d. The idea was to create a game engine for the games we were creating for PyWeek.
We started the game engine with Lucio Torre, Daniel Moisset, Rayentray Tappa, and I, with the help of Alejandro Cura and other members of PyAr.
A few months ago we released the Argentine Songbook Vol. 1 chipdisk. And recently we released its source code including:
And we also wrote a tutorial about how write a chipdisk, including all the tricks that we used.
If you have doubts/questions about it, let us know!
Download:
Release notes here:
I started working on the paddle/mouse support. I’m using an ESP32 instead of the ESP8266. Progress is documented here (spanish):
Christmas is coming. Treat yourself with The UniJoystiCle v0.4, and be the cool kid in the block by playing The Uni Games like a pro (that’s it with real unicycles!):
UniJoystiCle v0.4.0-RC (Release Candidate) released. Mega update!
Download:
Latest versions can be downloaded from here: http://ricardoquesada.github.io/unijoysticle/
We need to build computers for the masses, not the classes – Jack Tramiel, Commodore founder
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