Well it's not 100% true, but that Cash Beast machine keeps messing with me. There are way too many ways to screw you over, and my reflexes are not exactly there yet.

Plus, whenever I try something new, it keeps not being what I expect it would be (like taking nudges or money, having to gamble it for some reason).

File category: CC1 Levelsets

A CCX file including Decade Messages, Special Dispatches for Chip's Challenge 1

Attached Files

  CCX for CC1.zip (Size: 4.97 KB / Downloads: 326)

Hello, I am not sure if anyone here remembers me. I was very active on the original CCZone. My handle there was noivilbo. I had a levelset series called The Last Few Chips with some people who were not a part of the community. I left the community around the collapse of the first CCZone and have been hiding out at WebCC developing my level making.

Even though I made a level that day-lighted in CCLP3 (ROCK), I felt my style was very crude. I feel that has changed now and would like to announce development on a new levelset that is tentatively going to be called "CraigV1."

Edit: I released it but will keep working on it.

http://cczone.invisionzone.com/index.php?/files/file/228-%7B?%7D/

I'm going to take a break from Puzzle Studio and play some regular CC.

However, there's a lot of levelsets out there...

Hmm, what levelset should I play?

Well, it's about 2 months later than I planned, but it's finally here...Chip's Controls v5.0, with a working CCX file editor, has now been released. I don't have much more time to explain it since it's late and I've already taken too much time away from my schoolwork to put the finishing touches on it , but hopefully it will be self-explanatory... Also added in this update:

- The "main" level set playing feature of Chip's Controls now allows you to play level sets from anywhere, using an EXE and INI of your choice.

- Since I don't think anyone uses ChipEnd, EXE Creator, and CCF files anymore (or maybe ever ), I have moved these tools to a "Classics" menu, basically just to keep them around but get them out of the way...

Now, as this is a new major program update, if my history has proven anything...use at your own risk. I really don't think there should be any major issues, but just to be safe, I thought I'd say that. The only issue I currently know of is that the CCX colors sometimes don't save properly. I'm guessing it's an issue with converting them to hex values when saving, but I'm not sure...

Site and download links:

http://www.pillowpc2001.net/controls

http://www.pillowpc2001.net/controls/ccx.htm

http://www.pillowpc2001.net/controls/download.htm

Enjoy!

I finally worked out how to get past level 52 and so my original topic is now debunked. The game is actually possible to finish. Thankfully, the levels after 52 were not as hard.

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Once you finish the game you go into a No Extra Lives mode which is pretty cool.

If anyone can work out how the hell you get past level 52 on City Jumper, please let me know. I've had 66 lives there once and still can't get past it.

Personally, I'm getting sick of having to repeat the game over and over again to try and get past it. I'm considering the game is impossible, or broken the very least.

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Suggest any games you want to see in the Arcade here and Tom may or may not add them. You probably should limit your suggestions to Flash games.

If we were looking for the king of an arcade, which game do you think would be the most prestigious to be the best at?

Since the release of CCLP3, many custom set designers have built level sets that are meant to be veritable games in themselves, complete with tutorial levels. And, as we all know, tutorial levels are usually packed with a Nuts and Bolts-style review at the end.

CCLP1 will probably have one of these after its introductory challenges, so what would you like to see in that spot? I'm personally pulling for "Chip Suey" from Henry Potts.