Uploaded June 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The first game is called Summer Race. It's actually a graphic change & character removal change of one of my previous games titled Oil Man Race. That is why I didn't play this one as long as the others. All I did was remove MegaMan's blue outfit and gave him a normal outfit. I changed Oil Man into Proto Man without his red outfit. I completely removed Bass/Forte from the game. This was a game I submitted for US's next theme design challenge, "Summer" hence this games name.
The second game is a simple game of Tic-Tac-Toe. Just get 3 O's in a row to win. Unfortunately, due to the limits, I was only able to make 6 win conditions. So winning diagonally was not an option. I also filled up all the objects spaces with 9 X / O objects, and the rest are judge objects that have all possible losing conditions. The last object being a flag object, which turns on when a game is either won or lost. I wanted to make sure the player couldn't tap on the board any more when the game was finished.
The X's do not actually appear randomly each time. Depending where you place your O, an X is placed on a blank spot that hasn't been selected. So if you keep placing an O at the center every time at the start, an X will always be placed on the top left space.
For the record, I had to update this game at least 3 times to fix any mistakes in the script that causes it to lose when you're not supposed to yet. To be honest, I'm still not satisfied with the results. But I suppose this is the best I could do with it.
The first game is called Summer Race. It's actually a graphic change & character removal change of one of my previous games titled Oil Man Race. That is why I didn't play this one as long as the others. All I did was remove MegaMan's blue outfit and gave him a normal outfit. I changed Oil Man into Proto Man without his red outfit. I completely removed Bass/Forte from the game. This was a game I submitted for US's next theme design challenge, "Summer" hence this games name.
The second game is a simple game of Tic-Tac-Toe. Just get 3 O's in a row to win. Unfortunately, due to the limits, I was only able to make 6 win conditions. So winning diagonally was not an option. I also filled up all the objects spaces with 9 X / O objects, and the rest are judge objects that have all possible losing conditions. The last object being a flag object, which turns on when a game is either won or lost. I wanted to make sure the player couldn't tap on the board any more when the game was finished.
The X's do not actually appear randomly each time. Depending where you place your O, an X is placed on a blank spot that hasn't been selected. So if you keep placing an O at the center every time at the start, an X will always be placed on the top left space.
For the record, I had to update this game at least 3 times to fix any mistakes in the script that causes it to lose when you're not supposed to yet. To be honest, I'm still not satisfied with the results. But I suppose this is the best I could do with it.
