Great job! It's amazing to be able to feel again the sensations I had 30 years ago while developing the Atari version of this game. Thanks again!
Prince of Persia in JavaScript
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Re: Prince of Persia in JavaScript
#62So much nostalgia! Thanks!
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#63This seems to be the corresponding repo?
https://github.com/ultrabolido/PrinceJS
Re: Prince of Persia in JavaScript
#64Great job! It's amazing to be able to feel again the sensations I had 30 years ago while developing the Atari version of this game. Thanks again!
Was that version ever released? We're you at Broderbund at the time? :-)
Re: Prince of Persia in JavaScript
#65Nice work. How did you generate the assets?
Re: Prince of Persia in JavaScript
#66Great job! It's amazing to be able to feel again the sensations I had 30 years ago while developing the Atari version of this game. Thanks again!
Was that version ever released? We're you at Broderbund at the time? :-)
Could be the Atari ST version https://www.mobygames.com/game/atari-st/prince-of-persia
Re: Prince of Persia in JavaScript
#67Great job! It's amazing to be able to feel again the sensations I had 30 years ago while developing the Atari version of this game. Thanks again!
Was that version ever released? We're you at Broderbund at the time? :-)
Yes of course it was released ;-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIscoVqTwpY
And yes, I was working with Broderbund (from Paris) at that time, it was a great time! Translating 6502 Apple II code to Atari 1040ST 68000 code was funny...
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#69It's neat to see this in a browser, but I never really liked playing the game. The visuals are cool, but the life-like movement always annoyed me.
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#70It's neat to see this in a browser, but I never really liked playing the game. The visuals are cool, but the life-like movement always annoyed me.
Why?