Hello,
What do you think, is it possible that someone would want to buy javascript-based tetris game with following features?
game features
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[1] horizontal(usual) or (trully) diagonal game mode
[2] 6 play modes
[3] gamesets/random gamesets or custom gamesets that can be built through piece editor, saved and played latter
[4] unique scoring system: among other things includes automatic calculation of piece difficulty
[5] saving preferences
[6] saving best scores
[7] drag/minimize windows
[8] customized board size/dimentions
[9] good perfomance (firefox is faster)
[10] other options like: preview of next piece,game speed, ignore walls, various transformations and more...
[11] tested and works with current versions of ie,mozilla and opera
[12] user friendly help section
code features
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[1] game's main logic demonstrated by flowchart
[2] 3 debugging tools/approaches
[3] game design can be generilized to produce additional game variants quite easily
[4] clear coding
[5] code documentation
[6] game documentation
What do you think?
Selling javascript based tetris game?
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ok, i understand
Frankly speaking even if i had the opportunity to sell i would not...
I was just curious... when i showed the game to one of my co-workers at my work place he
loved it and said: "try to sell it to Yahoo"
My original idea was to code classic game remakes in javascript and then put the games on my personal website
together with description of how it was done...
I think i'll just stick to my original idea...
thanks
Frankly speaking even if i had the opportunity to sell i would not...
I was just curious... when i showed the game to one of my co-workers at my work place he
loved it and said: "try to sell it to Yahoo"
My original idea was to code classic game remakes in javascript and then put the games on my personal website
together with description of how it was done...
I think i'll just stick to my original idea...
thanks