The gameplay feels just like it should. I played it back when you first posted the demo and I thought I left a comment, but I guess I didn't.

Anyway... great work, good sir.   <img src="smileys/smiley16.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

For Colonial Marines I hope you can use the controller's screen as a motion tracker.

Sorry for being rude, Granhunter. The 2600 was my very first console so I'll be looking forward to seeing what you create in the future. (as simple as they were, I still love the sound effects from the 2600).

The Atari 2600 had one of the longest lifespans of any game system, even though I've played Atari simulators like the Atari Flashback for the ps2 and owned a Atari Flashback 2 I've never experienced the homebrew Atari Games until I found something. The Stella Atari Emulator. I have a link to it on my website in the applications section. (I haven't had time to publish the changes I've made, but I will when I get home). Anyway I put it on there because I am interested in making Homebrew ATARI 2600 games. I downloaded the Visual Batari BASIC program which is made to make ATARI 2600 games, I'm doing this mainly because I need to learn some programming and because it would be fun. What are you guy's thoughts on this?

My thought is... "Open Topic"?

http://www.earslap.com/projectslab/otomata

Pretty cool little program. Just place as many squares as you want on the grid, choose which direction you want each of them to travel, and then sit back as they bounce around and create music.

Nice way to waste some time if you're bored.

I get 20-24 fps using Firefox 4.0 (WinXP)

Athlon X2 4400

2.5g ram

Zotac Ion 512mb

How old is your cpu?

You have 4 health bars and 4 rocket bars, right?

http://www.destructoid.com/you-need-to-play-the-minitroid-tech-demo-198094.phtml

Destructoid just promoted your demo.

Aw, I spoke too soon.

Several times now in the Green Zone the screen goes black except for the health/ammo bars. The game doesn't lock up or anything... you just can't see what is going on.

It seems to happen completely at random. I wasn't going through a doorway into a new room when it happened. I'll try resetting my computer and see if that makes it stop.

Nice. I think The Cinema Snob reviewed the game this was from...

Anyway, it runs perfectly smooth on my computer;

Athlon X2 4400

2.5g ram

Zotac Ion 512mb

I've played up to the Green Zone and so far I haven't had any problems with crashes or controls messing up. The only *tiny* glitch that I've seen is one of the creatures that crawl around platforms got stuck at one point and started shaking.

Not really worth mentioning, though. The gameplay is spot on and I really like the art style/music.

Ohhhhh. Okay. Thanks, Dan(ny).

I've only seen the pilot episode of Adventure Time, but I liked it. I guess I should give the actual series a try.