i am developing a ASCII-Rendering-Engine with C++ that is based on SDL. Aim is to make a unique top view multiplayer action game with an easy map editor. Currently im rewriting the whole engine.

Check my Forum if you are intrested: http://yv3.bplaced.net/forum

We will update the game, adding new things to do about once every 2 weeks, it'll be fun and simple, and I hope you all will give it a try when it is ready.

Thanks, and I hope you all will have fun!

Links:
You can download from my website: http://operagn.co.nr/
Or you can just click <a href="http://web.mac.com/wozilla/OGN/SilverQuest_files/Silver%20Quest.zip">here</a> to get the game.

-Wolfgang Wozniak

P.S. Yes, all of it is supposed to look like that. :P
P.P.S. No, I didn't want to make an overly large post.

Started yesterday, barely any members, make it a better place.

http://yoskillz.com/ascii/

Remember in July (and probably earlier) when I said that I was going to make it possible to search for games by graphics mode? Well, I finally converted my database to MySQL, and the site is now searchable by genre, publisher, legal status, and year released. Searching by graphics mode (including ASCII) is next, so this is kind of a sneak preview of what's to come. Actually, it's just the tip of the iceberg if my ambitious plans for the site pan out.

Another gaming site offered to buy my website, with the condition that I come to work for him creating content for his own site as an expert on DOS. I declined to sell the site, but I agreed to write content for his website as a way to get some free advertising for my site, and on the condition that I would have carte blanche to blog about whatever I wanted, including non-DOS games. (Remember all of the video game consoles I mentioned in my interview? I have a lot to say about gaming on other platforms!)

I wrote a first article shamelessly promoting my own accomplishments, and have half a dozen articles in my mind that I'm eager to publish, but I haven't heard anything from this fellow in quite a while. At this point, I'm prepared to start my own blog as a way to express the creative energy that I can't normally write about in the brief reviews on my fact-based website, and expose visitors to my personal brand of insanity. I'd like to write about the legacy of ASCII while I'm at it, so we'll see how that goes.

Anyway, I'm done talking about myself. Best regards to everyone at ASCII-World!

http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA008683/english/index.htm

Interesting looking cross-platform basic. It looks to be an old-style basic interpreter for modern computers based on the Ansi-Standard basic.

http://www.thepcmanwebsite.com/ascii_converter.shtml

here: http://www.cruzan.info/comp/comp.html

sid6.7

I present to you FB-World. A brand new FreeBasic programming site which will endeavour to open the world up to FB.

Please visit, sign up at the forums, submit content, news, ideas, feedback, etc. Look forward to your patronage.

PS: MystikShadows I would like to speak with you some time soon.

I am currently working on the The Writer gathering and expanding on my writing resources. Once that gets going I am going to add some content to Creative Writing. I have a number of writing articles that I can add along with a bunch of information I have gathered over the years.

http://www.neurohack.com/anacreon/DOSEdition.html