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* 1st Place: ''Endgame'' | * 1st Place: ''Endgame'' ([[Samuel T. Denton]]). | ||
* 2nd Place: ''Turning Point'' | * 2nd Place: ''Turning Point'' ([[Robert Rafgon]]). | ||
* 3rd Place: ''Amusement Park'' | * 3rd Place: ''Amusement Park'' ([[Penczer Attila]] as "Algol"). | ||
* 4th Place: ''Downtown Train'' | * 4th Place: ''Downtown Train'' ([[Owen Lockett]]). | ||
* 5th Place: ''Zombies!'' | * 5th Place: ''Zombies!'' ([[Chris Cenotti]]). | ||
* 6th Place: ''Paparazzi'' | * 6th Place: ''Paparazzi'' ([[EV]]). | ||
[[Category:Minicomp]] [[Category:2004]] | [[Category:Minicomp]] [[Category:2004]] | ||
Revision as of 19:48, 20 August 2005
The Commodore 32 Contest was run in 2004 by Dave Bernazzani, who challenged authors to enter Z-Code games whose story files were no larger than 32K in size. (Note that there is no Commodore 32 machine that runs Z-Code; that was just part of the premise's backstory.)
There were six entries:
- 1st Place: Endgame (Samuel T. Denton).
- 2nd Place: Turning Point (Robert Rafgon).
- 3rd Place: Amusement Park (Penczer Attila as "Algol").
- 4th Place: Downtown Train (Owen Lockett).
- 5th Place: Zombies! (Chris Cenotti).
- 6th Place: Paparazzi (EV).