No he jugado Breath of Fire 2, pero seguro es muy similar. Algunas de las melodías incluídas recuerdan las de algunos juegos de Nintendo (F-zero o Metroid, por ejemplo)

El código para descargarlo es BK24VN3V Agradecimientos a Alonso (periquitosxl) por compartir su juego.

Yes! ¡Si hay sprites de cucarachas!

Probando "Taller de Jarritos"

¡Rayos! Todavía nop. Dia agitado. Mañan viernes día libre, seguro que si lo bajo pues sí le traigo ganas.

¡Tengo que probarlo!

Pero igual vale la pena que lo intentes. La siguiente vez estarás mas cerca de plasmar tu idea de manera eficaz.

Interesante. ¿De qué va la idea?

Code if you wanna give this a shot. Try varying Rayleigh's number!

This one looks kinda better. Maybe I should fix the lack of Z-plotting with some kind of Z-dependant coloring.

Did it! I just had a typo on one of my equations!

Used SPSET instead of printing “*”s. It kinda looks more like an attractor. Missing the Z coordinate, though.

Imagined plotting wouldn't come as planned. Need to draw pixels instead of printing “*”'s

@12Me21 Right now, I'm porting a simple Lorenz attractor plot code (written in Python) to SmileBASIC.

Wheew! Rough day today! At the very end, partner was very supportive, and I managed to grasp a trick or two. Beta testers destroyed the game and others kinda liked it. Went well, all in all.

Good thing is i'm having a first dip on Android. Guess next time it won't that hard for me to do some Android antics...

Lesson learned: Android Studo is NOT for beginners.

We used several game engines for each game: Processing, Love, Phaser, Unity, Stencyl and... Android Studio (which is not precisely game-oriented)

...and this quiz, game-like App.

We did some funny things, though. Mostly clones of existing games: Pong, Asteroids, Marble-on-a-3D-maze thingy, A Super Mario level, a First-Person-Walker...