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added on the 2005-01-27 02:58:23 by dwing  |
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hmm
added on the 2005-01-27 03:54:53 by tryfex 
dosbox can save frames you know :D
but.
thing is, everytime i start this, it already fills up the pit and the game basically starts with a gameover screen.
you have 40 bytes of space - could you add cleaning the pit before starting? :)
but.
thing is, everytime i start this, it already fills up the pit and the game basically starts with a gameover screen.
you have 40 bytes of space - could you add cleaning the pit before starting? :)
I have something to say...
I used INT 15h to delay.
DOS/Windows9x/WindowsME: no problem.
On Windows2000/XP, you can only run it in DOSBox.
And DOSBox can it normally whatever cpu cycles are.
I used INT 15h to delay.
DOS/Windows9x/WindowsME: no problem.
On Windows2000/XP, you can only run it in DOSBox.
And DOSBox can it normally whatever cpu cycles are.
DOSBox can be downloaded at:
http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/
http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/
wasnt there a 256b tetris?
Yes, this one was 256b: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=6951. (Try scene.org mirror. The main link seems to be temporary b0rked.)
In hugi size coding competition there is a tetris game smaller than 256b
WITH 13h GRAPHICS MODE!
WITH 13h GRAPHICS MODE!
just so-so
Not "smallest in the world", but cool stuff.
From 2007, there's this one too - http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=29286
Nice.
piggie
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