
Chuckie Apple Implementation Challenge
Implementation Challenge
Having been hidden in an attic for over 20 years, we're as keen as anyone to actually play
Chuckie Apple. To that end,
we thought we'd reward any coder willing to take on the challenge of converting the
design
into a finished, playable game. There is no time limit for entries to each of three categories - it's first come,
first serve. In the unlikely event that multiple entries are submitted at the same time, our own panel of judges will
compare and declare the winner.
Categories:
1) BBC Micro Model B
2) Spectrum 48K
3) Modern PC (preferably cross-platform but Win32 minimum) - Winner announced!
Prizes
There are no large sponsors behind this site, so the prize is a little more unique. The winner of each category will
receive a copy of
The Chuckie Egg Professional's Resource Kit Bootable CD and an original Spectrum release cassette
personally signed by the original author, Nigel! Send us an
email with a link to
your entry. Note that although our categories cover the most popular platforms, submissions from other platforms will
also be considered for a prize.
The design for Chuckie Apple and all related images are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License.
Chuckie Apple © 1983 - 2006 Nigel Alderton
Category #3: Modern PC winner: Pitfall Jones' Chuckie Apple for Windows: CE 25th Anniversary Release
It's here - the first fully playable version of
Chuckie Apple!
Tom Walker's abandoned Windows version of Chuckie Apple
Here are a couple of screenshots of a Windows attempt at Chuckie Apple started by Tom Walker.
"The first is what the game actually shows when you run it. As you can see, there's not much game there yet...
The second is cropped + edited to show what the game might _actually_ look like!"
Sadly, Tom has had to side-line the project due to other commitments. Looks cool, tho!