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First, you need all of the green spaces on the bottom of the screen. To do this, start at the 2nd row and click the spaces that are under the green squares on the top row. This should make the top row all red. Continue to do this until all the rows except the bottom are red. Then, refer to the following chart:
| TOP | BOTTOM |
|---|---|
| 1&3 | 1 |
| 4 | 2 |
| 1&5 | 3 |
| 2&6 | 4 |
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Intercollegiate competition drives teams of college students to develop eight unique and fully playable video games in just 48 hours.
On February 9th, Wolverine Soft held its fourth annual 48 Hour Game Development Contest.
This year's contest had a record 24 participants, divided into eight teams. For the first time, students from Michigan State University participated in the competition along with students from the University of Michigan in a truly intercollegiate effort.
The theme for this year's contest was 'Fight!' Given…
WHAT WENT RIGHT
After getting into the swing 7 hours in, we planned how to work the animations quite well and that ended working flawlessly. That was one of the first things we planned; the concept didn?t need to be changed much ? the basic mechanics were what we wanted, even though the game cuts off before you save the robot princess. How to get mechanics into the game worked well.
Pre-made resources helped; we took an hour at the beginning to plan. As for the originality…
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Hello and Welcome to the 7th year of Wolverine Soft.
We exist with the goal of being video games at the University of Michigan. We wish to be a resource for any game developers, artists, programmers, enthusiasts, or players at the University.The primary focus of our group is to make video games. While it sounds like a daunting task, even someone with no formal skill can still play an integral role in a game project. And those skills can lead to personal growth, a fun time, and even a job in the game industry.
If you are aiming…