Make Mac Games

Just about every game will need collision detection of some form. If you are using Cocoa and Objective-C for your game programming, then you’re in luck. There are a bunch of easy to use methods that can save you some serious time.
For Bullfrog, I’ve started with an all developer graphics based approach. All [...]

I made tremendous progress today.
My bull frog now has full motion control. He can rotate a full 360 degrees and jump forward. He has a nice long frog tongue that can catch all the bugs that are flying around in his frog pond.

Features Remaining:

floating lily pads
rounds or levels
round clock (30 or 60 seconds)
score [...]

Ah, the joys of trigonometry. It’s been a long long time since I needed to know how to find points on a circle and how to determine the length of the the adjacent side of a triangle or remembering what a hypotenuse is.
One of the initial steps of getting my new game, Bullfrog, developed [...]

After some brainstorming and encouragement from Gianfranco Berardi, I’ve decided to make a go at putting together a game for the Original Mac Games (OMG) Contest.
While dreaming up an idea, I decided that I would start from the prototype I already have. It wasn’t far enough along to really be specific to any one [...]