I’ve now added a fair chunk of my game and hardware collection up in Randomness and The Collection.

I like collecting stuff.

This sort of put me on track to start The Quest as well.

What is The Quest, you say?

Well, originally it was just create and run a Hello World on the hardware of everything I get my mitts on - but having done that on most of what I have already, it gets a bit boring, and nothing much else tends to come from it. Instead, The Quest is going to turn into producing at least one unique game on every console and computer I have.

Makes sense, I am a games programmer, and I like fiddling with things!

That’s not all there is to The Quest though! I shall also document the process - setting up toolchains and so forth as need be ( though if I need to circumvent any certain hardware features, I won’t be documenting that particular process.. it’s sad that we have to do this at times, but I certainly won’t help prop the door open to nefarious people sneaking in and abusing such power. )

I still have all my notes from the original Quest so hopefully the links and stuff are still valid for me to re-grab everything and carry on for some of the older and stranger machines that I posses.

For now, The Quest currently revolves around the Pandora, and a little game named Core 24.

Perhaps a bit quicker than expected.. as I’ve not pushed everything over yet, but thisll at least give me some incentive to do it as people complain about things being broken and such like.

At any rate, welcome to the new stuckieGAMEZ website/blog/thing which’ll probably stay like this for the next five years or so!

I’m still rooting about for more source code and things on backup discs to push up.. along with design docs and so forth, but there’s a lot of it as I do have the usual programmer trait of equal parts OCD and ADHD - I can bury myself deep into a project and be particularly anal about how things function, as well as get bored easily and jump to other projects or start again! I call it Half-Arsed Compulsion Disorder and seems to fit me pretty well.

I still have to pull over the bits and pieces from the old blog too.. however, most of that can just be lost and forgotten - or archived into articles, guides and tutorials rather than re-posts. And of course, translate all the old project stuff from the previous site over.. but this is made somewhat easier in that I’m abusing the page system in WordPress just as much as I abused my own page system in siteENGiNE, and in the same manner, so most pages are just a copy/paste over for the most part.

Anyway, it’s midnight on a Saturday and I think my insomnia is about to let me sleep.. so with a new site front end in place, it’s time to see what chaos is left for me in the morning!

So, WordPress, eh?

Think I’ll finally actually pull everything together rather than spread out bits and pieces across three domains.

Therefore, stuckieworld.co.uk, stuckieworld.net and stuckiegamez.co.uk will now all point here! Instead of random places.

Well, sortof.. they still have their own bits and pieces, but theyll redirect here at any rate.

If you’ve found this before I’ve pushed everything over.. go, you! Now stop trawling through my server!

Hopefully, I can get the Project tree over without too much hackery to the theme.. I did have custom blocks per page in siteENGiNE which were pretty useful for only displaying the menu for the areas you were in.

However, if I only get one large menu, it’ll atleast give me a kicking as to just how many random projects I have sitting about unloved!

Right.. it’s way past midnight now, and I wasn’t going to look at this till after I woke up.

Five Minute Install, maybe hour to get the permissions setup afterwards, though!

And some code to match the Hello World.

#include <cstdio>
int main ( void )
{
    printf("Hello World!\n");
    return 0;
}