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I would like to know a game made by just 1 programer and how it looked.. thx...
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Code:#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
game;
cin.get();
}
......compiling.......
ERRORS!!!!
...........................................Damn it...........................(lol)
Err... Cave Story?
Shadow of the beast was made by more or less one person in the eighties. Programmed in AMOS for the Amiga.
Not really a programming question. Moved.
Transport Tycoon was made by a single person (and an artist who did the graphics). A very sophisticated game written in pure assembly. It's one of my all-time favourites. Back in high school I could play it for many hours a day :D
Anyone remember the name of the (rather impressive) 3-D game entirely handcoded in assembly by one person?
p.s. Quake might qualify as the best one-person game considering John Carmack designed most of the game single-handedly.
Not even. I'm sure there were a lot of programmersQuote:
Originally Posted by @nthony
at id during Quake's Development; including Michael
Abrash.
Alex Pajitnov did Tetris by himself. Probably the most
popular game ever created.
Aquaria (which just came out) only had one programmer
on it.
Didn't Mortal Kombat have just one programmer? Plus 2 artists and a "sound guy" or something. Crap game though.
Mortal Kombat was awesome in its day. Mortal KombatQuote:
Originally Posted by ahluka
II was even more awesome.
A billion dollar franchise right there, but I wonder if the
team that came up with it saw anything other than their
normal salary. The team should have come up with a crappy
idea for Midway to compete with SFII and saved Mortal
Kombat for themselves to exploit. :)
I'd say the original ultima game was pretty sweet
Some people swear by everyday shooter.
OpenTTD ftw! :D (reversed by 1 person btw xD)Quote:
Originally Posted by balazsbotond
Seriously, try Aquaria
http://youtube.com/watch?v=G40cXjcz-9c
One programmer. One Artist. It's MAJESTIC