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06highjump.zip

Olympic High Jumping will test how how you can jump and how much yo ucan twist yourself over the high bar.

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WrenchInTheWorks.zip

A sample custom Chip's Challenge level I made. Features an ice skating alligator.

Installation: Place the .dat file in your Tile World "data" folder, and the .dac file in "sets".

Full map of the level as generated by CCEdit (spoilerish?)

Dear Diary,

I finished a game today, my first. It's not the one I told you about before. I wish you had arms so you could play it. It's called "These automatic arms." But they're bad arms, not like the arms you would have if you had arms. Oh, diary, one day I will buy you prostheses and glue them to your frail, electronic pages.

Yours,
nobody.

p.s. - download it here: http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/3333

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terrible_lectures(FINAL).zip

ENJOY these high-grade and extremely intelligent lectures on a variety of subjects. Choose between many enticing possibilities such as "Animals I made up" "Arteries: RANKED", "Prepping a carrot", "Sex Positions of Ur", "S is a vowel" and many more!

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heli.zip

SHOOT A BUNCH OF PLANES AND TOUCH A BUNCH OF BUILDINGS

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super shooty gravity dude.swf

a shooty gravity prototype thing
instructions in game
there's probably something to this if i decided to do more stuff, i dunno if i'll do more

Hey homewreckers,
Finals Fantasy was released recently, online at http://finalsfantasy.com It's a collection of SPECULATIVE PROJECTS FOR GAME ART STUDENTS. My favorite section is by Jake Elliott of Cardboard Computer who asks that you make 1,000 games or else you will fail.

An excerpt:
Assignment: Sit in a public place for 1 hour. As you sit, work on a hypertext game about whatever is -- or could be -- happening nearby. Speculate. Do this once a day for 30 days.
Assignment: Write 150 short instruction set games. Print and bind them in a book. Name the book after a citrus fruit. Here is an example, from "Grapefruit" by Yoko Ono.
Assignment: Write a Lisp program that generates HTML games. Generate 28 games.

QUESTION:
Why Lisp? What are other ways to write a program that would generate games?

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nightblood.zip

Sort of an implementation of an old Quake mod named Horror Show. It's kind of not designed for a player count lower than four but that shouldn't really be a problem. You might want to use a keyboard that doesn't limit the amount of keys you can press at the same time if you don't have a joypad or two lying around.

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toap.rar

Climb to the top and defeat the judge to win!!!
(By Penopata)
REVISITED FOR MAXIMUM PLEASURE

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lasebeem.zip

I like the terrible controls, but I'm not at all happy with the game made around them. Oh well.