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Here is the box-art I just made for Laserface Island:

Here is an update on the game Laserface Planet. The biggest addition is the scoring screen at the end of the game, and I also did some bug fixes. - I fixed the bug that made planet selection frame-perfect and inconsistent - Loading a new screen is more stable. Before it was done in overscan but taking too long, so now it is done during the entire frame. - The scoring screen at the end scores based on how many planets were saved. Laserface2.bin

Sorry about the ROM missing the last two bytes, here is another version: Laserface[Fixed2].bin.I think I tried to removed them at one point to save space, but it really didn't save any space. Thanks for making a PDF version, I wanted to convert it at some point but never got to it. I am still working on bug fixes and the scoring sheet for the sequel, I will post another version here when it's stable.

Yes, I did that too.

Sorry about the jitter in the game that was streamed earlier. That was unexpected as I had tested it on Stella and on my Atari Jr. with the Harmony cartridge I recently got. Here is a new version, the jitter should be fixed: Laserface[Fixed].bin. The problem was that my VSYNC was not synchronized on every frame; I added a WSYNC before the VSYNC to fix this.

Here are some videos of me playing both games on an emulator. Also, I have not been able to test them on a cartridge yet so I don't know if they will function on the original hardware (sorry if this is a problem). Laserface2Bossfight.mkv Laserface2TitleAndGameplay.mkv LaserfaceGameplay.mkv LaserfaceVolcano.mkv

Hi, I have programmed a few Atari 2600 games, but they have been private for a long time, so I thought others might want to test them. The completed game is called Laserface Island: Laserface.bin. Here is a screenshot: I also made an instruction manual (in PowerPoint format): LaserfaceIslandManual.pptx. The box art looks the same as the front of the instructions (first time using a digital pen). I had written more instructions here, but it took a lot of space in combination with the second game. Very short summary: Find the bombs to destroy each boss. I also have a work-in-progress game called Laserface Planet (a sequel to the previous game): Laserface2.bin. It is different from the previous game, with more of an emphasis on platforming. It is also 16K game, so it is more complex. The game will start with an outerspace view, from which the player can select a planet to travel to. After the travel animation, the game will play, as a sidescrolling platformer. Left and right control the player, fire is to jump, up-fire is to fly (note: flying is only vertical), and down-fire is to interact with objects. The player can leave the planet (or, if on a lower screen, move to an upper screen) by flying above the top of the screen. Interacting with a ladder will transition to the lower screen. The first goal is to find enough treasure to purchase the rocket shoes from the store (located on the green planet). Along the way, the player can die by depleting the life meter, which happens by falling down holes and getting damaged by enemies. When the player has both the left and right rocket boots, he can go fight the boss. To access the boss, the player must be in the outerspace view, and press the game select switch. During the boss fight, the player can move with the joystick and press fire to shoot. There are asteroids to dodge (the red ones are dangerous), and the boss will rise onto the screen. The goal of the fight is to deplete the boss' life meter by hitting it in one of the eyes, but only when they are red. If the player is too late, the boss will unleash its special attack, and spread unavoidable lasers across the screen. Defeating the boss is the final goal, but there is another factor to the game, which is the asteroids that invade planets. When a planet is invaded it will gradually lose HP unless the player finds and destroys it (interact with it to destroy, it looks like a stone face, supposed to be similar to the invaders in the previous game). If the HP is depleted, the planet will become taken over, and all the citizens on the planet become enemies. This only has a minor effect on gameplay, but when the game is finished I plan to factor the saved planets into a final score. Here is a version that allows the player to skip to the boss fight (both rocket shoes are purchased):Laserface2[BossFight].bin. This game is unfinished, so any feedback and suggestions are appreciated. (the first game has no more ROM space, so I can't do very much more with that one) I made one other game before, just to test how the Atari works. It is old and broken, but I will still put it here: Soccer.bin. Note: on Stella, it will not function when the registers are randomized.