Hi Bryan,
Well, like I said James North's code was fairly easy to read and
understand. Plus he gave me a lot of documentation on Montezuma's
Revenge which helped. The biggest problem was he designed this graphical
level editor to draw levels for the game which wasn't accessible in any
way, shape, or form. Plus I had already heard at that time that with
Vista coming out Visual Basic 6 was soon to become unsupported. I felt
the game needed to be rewritten from scratch to fix both issues. Then
when I was almost ready to release Montezuma's Revenge I got sacked with
a cease and desist letter regarding the Montezuma's Revenge copyright.
One of those cases where if I didn't have bad luck I'd have no luck at all.
Bryan Peterson wrote:
I rather suspect that if he had then Thomas might not have had nearly
so many headaches with it as he has. I wouldn't have wanted to be
saddled with that kind of mess, especially of this was my first
programming endeavour. It'd be more than a little disheartening. Heck,
it probably feels that way even for experienced programmers.
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