Dream Coding Grand Prix 2005

[wraggster]

Although this year the competition is Dreamcast Only theres plenty of chance of GP32 coders to port something over with the likes of Fenix, Doommods quake mods etc etc and games and emus too with any luck.

Heres what i posted on my site:

The second annnual ( http://www.dcemu.co.uk/dcgp2005.shtml) Dreamcast Coding Grand Prix is now underway, the follow up to last years Competition inconjunction with GP32 Extreme and Lik Sang, this year you can enter anything from Emulators to Games, Demos, Multimedia Apps, Software, Beats of Rage, Quake and Doom Mods and Fenix Games etc. The Competition starts now and ends on November 31st 2005. The prizes include a Nintendo DS, a NeoGeo Pocket Colour with 6 games and 2 Gameking 2 Consoles with games and Finally (for now anyway) a signed copy of Maqiupai by the author JMD, full details can be found on the ( http://www.dcemu.co.uk/dcgp2005.shtml ) Dreamcast Coding Grand Prix 2005 Page

 

[Quiest]

As I have no experience with fenix on the DC, what format does the submission has to be? A nero image or something like that?

I would really like to enter my Minigame Project into this competition
I was sad, that the gbax competition didn`t allow you the enter something that has been previously released...

 

[Guyfawkes]

You can enter something to GBAX if it has been released before providing it has been significantly updated. For example if your game had only 2 minigames but new version has 10 then thats fine to enter. Full rules and info can be found at http://www.gbax.com/gbax2005.html

 

[Quiest]

You can enter something to GBAX if it has been released before providing it has been significantly updated. For example if your game had only 2 minigames but new version has 10 then thats fine to enter. Full rules and info can be found at http://www.gbax.com/gbax2005.html

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Oh, really? Must have understood that wrong!
When is the deadline?

Edit: Ah, at the end of this month. I`m going to put more work into the minigames (I have the next 5 days free to work at it!), so no release till the competition is over

 

[wraggster]

adapting for dreamcast is really easy, theres plenty of time and you never know you may win something at both GBAX and later at DCGP 2005