Cloning NES Tetris In x86 16 Bit Assembly Part 2: The Music
In the last part of this series, we created the impressive looking static background of NES’s Tetris with ‘just’ a little bit over 200 lines of assembly code – sarcasm… Read more »
Cloning NES Tetris In x86 16 Bit Assembly Part 1
Well the title says it all. Today I’ve something really special for you: A Tetris x86 assembly clone! Okay, ‘clone’ might be a bit exaggerated but we will get close… Read more »
OpenFL: Using zipped SWF assets for HTML5 deployment
If you’ve followed this post, you now know how to use SwishMax to create animated art for your next HTML5 web project. Soon you will come to the conclusion that… Read more »
Using SwishMax generated SWF assets with OpenFL
With the discontinuation of Adobe’s Flash plugin for the browser at the end of 2020 and the rise of the HTML5 standard, a lot of former Flash developers moved to… Read more »
SNES Mosaic effect
Today we look into implementing a real classic effect which gained popularity by it’s usage in Nintendo’s famous Super Mario World on the SNES. It’s called pixelation – and is… Read more »
Game development: Create a Breakout clone using Flutter – Part 1
For many years Adobe AIR in conjunction with the Starling framework has been a great way to develop 2D cross platform games for Android and iOs. Flash’s concept of a… Read more »
Using Cordova to package an OpenFL HTML5 application for Android – Part 2: The actual OpenFL project
In this article we’re going to create a nifty little game – we then package as a HTML5 application using Cordova though that’s what the next article in this series… Read more »
Using Cordova to package an OpenFL HTML5 application for Android – Part 1: Installation
Folks, this is a rather complex topic, so I’ll split it into separate parts. This part merely serves as an introduction as well as installing the required tools. Prerequisites: A… Read more »
Perspective distortion using OpenFL
We’re in the year 2018 and most of you are aware that Adobe’s Flash isn’t as popular as it used to be. In fact it has been superseded by HTML5…. Read more »
Sound Synthesis Part 3: Pitch
In the previous chapters you learned everything you needed to know about different periodic waveforms. Now that you know how it sounds, how does it look like? In musical notation… Read more »