the man responsible for all those keyboards we hammered to death playing enemy attack and wrecking ball, is back, this time with two new titles to take out your frustration upon.
Ken's first offering is Air Hocky, a computerized wrendition of the good old slidy table game that used to populate all arcades and pubs. use the bottom row of keys on your keyboard to stick your paddle in the right place and stop that nasty litle disk sliding into your goal, while trying to whiz it around your opponent's defences.
this is only an alpha version of the game, so more improvements will be coming up soon.
As a bonus, the air hocky folder also contains txt copies of a book on Vb programming as well.
then there is ken's Derby game, his first audio game maker creation. We've all played racing games where you must use all your driving skil and careful steering to maneuver around obstacles and gently nudge past the other drivers on the race track. Well, here's a chance to forget all of that, and indulge in some serious automotive carnage. In a closed off arena you must ram as many other cars as possible without allowing yourself to be boxed into a corner by the gang of opposing drivers.
A link to Ken's site may be found Here on Phil Vlasac's exceptional fantastic games page
Have fun releasing your frustration, but please remember it's only a game, ------ or is it?
Our souls with high music ringing; O men! It must ever be
That we dwell in our dreaming and singing, A little apart from ye. (Arthur O'Shaughnessy 1873.)