Chris Van Bael / Belgium
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 1:06 PM, Alex Nordlund <deep.alexan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Alexander Nordlund / Sweden :-) > > --- > //Alex > > On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 12:53 PM, Pablo Moleri <pmol...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Pablo Moleri / Uruguay >> >> On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 9:44 AM, Stuart Axon <stu.axon+pyg...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> Stuart Axon - England / Britain / UK. (Some sports seem to do UK >>> or GB, others have seperate teams for England/Scotland/Wales) >>> >>> S++ >>> >>> 2009/11/13 John Eriksson <j...@arainyday.se>: >>> > Hello every one! >>> > >>> > What a tremendous response! :-D >>> > >>> > I realized I was a little vague in my description of the game. This >>> > was partly because I didn't want to spoile the release of the game. >>> > But since you all will be a part of the game it's only fair that you >>> > know what you lend your name to. >>> > >>> > The game is called Power Play (right know anyway. It's changed name >>> > several times over the last week). It's somewhat inspierd by curling >>> > (Sorry Toni, no Hattrick killer. I really loved that game too!). It >>> > will be possible to play a singel game, 2-player game or to create a >>> > career in the Power Play World Series (this is where your name will >>> > occure). >>> > >>> > The World series is devided into several divisions and the player has >>> > to work his/her way up to the top to be the World Champion! >>> > >>> > This game is actually a spin off from a test I did when trying out the >>> > mathematics for completely different game I'm working on. I just had >>> > to try to create a really tough AI and it worked out really well. It's >>> > a game of strategy and carefull planning. It's highly addictive and I >>> > almost can't wait until I have finished it enough to show it to you. >>> > But please have patience with me! I only have a couple of hours each >>> > day to spare for game development after the children went to bed :-) >>> > >>> > I got a question from Matthew if I wanted just one or many from each >>> > country; >>> > Answer: It doesn't matter how many names I get for each country. The >>> > more the merrier! :-D >>> > >>> > Right now I'm counting (including my self) 15 names from 11 different >>> > countris! >>> > The PyGame community rocks! >>> > >>> > Keep 'em comming! >>> > Best Regards >>> > /John Eriksson >>> > >> >> >