I asked the PUSH question last week or so. The short answer is no. However, you can take a single dimensional array and treat in as any NxM array. https://miiverse.nintendo.net/posts/AYMHAAACAAADVHkmVSs_Bg

@Gold thanks for the drawing. I've never encountered that glitch. I'll keep an eye out for it. @Devon Thanks for the additional clarification.

@Gold If it happens again, mind posting a screenshot? Thx!

@Gold What would the UP button do? and Thanks!

User Defined Functions makes this version leagues better than it's predecessor.

Under what circumstances does a key get rejected?

I've Added HISCORE and hopefully fixed that "Sinking" block glitch.

I've update my game. Key: AE2EVN3V

I've update my game. Key: AE2EVN3V

Added highscore. Hopefully, fixed the sink block bug.

I've Updated my game.

@Caesar I plan to. I'm having trouble getting the correct print out. :-|

It's a program, named diff, that will/should help by reading my code, comparing it to an old version, and telling me the DIFFerences.

I'm creating a utility program that will, hopefully, assist in coding my programs.

Games up to the SNES era, you should be okay. I suppose it's possible to make a FPS, but it'd be much more difficult.

I'm not doing anything like that, but I'd like to chime in and say that's a great idea! That way we could just point them to the key.

I finally found the issue that caused the EXPCT 6 to fail. It took longer than I'd like but at least I'm past it. :]

I though about that. My intent was to keep track of the rows in the 2-d array. I suppose I could have just divided the LEN by 2

I'd think that'd pretty much go for any game. Regardless, I may still get Super Mario Maker.

@calc84 Thanks. I ended up going with a single dimensional array and calculating the index. I'm using the first element as the length so my get ends up as arr[1+(y*W+x)]