0x10c - notches new game

[hairface]

For those that don't know notch(creator of minecraft) is creating a new game called 0x10c. As far as I know it's still in development but will Supposedly will have a spaceship controlled by a 16bit full computer which a user will program in assembly to controll all of the ships functions. You basically fly around space n'stuff. Any speculations on if said game will run on such a device as the pandora?


Also there is a site "0x10c.com" with some forums and a fast growing comunity

 

[slaeshjag]

No, it won't.

 

[lobski]

It'll probably be in flash, right?


You can play it then... At 3 fps.

 

[slaeshjag]

Like notch would make a game in something else than Java?

 

[mcobit]

Maybe you will be able to play the programmingpart without graphics

 

[hairface]

I'll just have to wait a couple of years for the mobile version to come out and then I can play it at 3fps that is if the game catches on like minecraft.


Something tells me assembly isnt what everybody considers fun- not that assembly isn fun

 

[fusion_power]

Maybe you will be able to play the programmingpart without graphics

You already can play with the emulated Board Computer thingy


http://www.dcpu16apps.com/


I already have played some games in the webbrowser, released with the "DCPU" whatever stuff. At least the Idea is interesting to have a "real" cpu in a game for coding. ^^

 

[hairface]

Maybe you will be able to play the programmingpart without graphics

You already can play with the emulated Board Computer thingy


http://www.dcpu16apps.com/


I already have played some games in the webbrowser, released with the "DCPU" whatever stuff. At least the Idea is interesting to have a "real" cpu in a game for coding. ^^

I tried it and wrote my very own... hello world test!


which is currently pretty much the most useful thing I can write in assembly at the moment.

 

[fusion_power]

Even "Hello World" can be alot more complex to realize in Assembler than in other languages, I guess.

 

[hairface]

I then revised it to loop "hello world" in rainbow colors and forgot to stop it and it looped around overwriting the actual emulator itself and it only took 10 lines of code!

 

[moxie]

Mmmm...Core wars...