When is the game actually judged?
Due to my travel agenda this month, so that I do not miss the deadline, I submitted my games early. In the meantime I am still tinkering with the games when I get a little time and would like the latest version to be reviewed. Esp. since I noticed that I accidentally committed one of the games with a compile error… I know??? but I could have sworn I compiled it before committing.
Good question! Since I’m still debugging and improving, I didn’t dare to submit any game to mbed.org yet.
Speaking of contest entry submission: on the rules page this is mentioned: [quote]The Participant must also complete an Entry Submission Form on www.OutrageousCircuits.com which includes links to game demonstrations and links to related game source code.[/quote] I found the form, but wonder how to publish the game source code. Is a private link okay or must the code be published as public? At this stage none of my code is final and it’s too messy to show it to others…
@ taylorza - March 3, 2015
@ maxint - Code gets posted to your mbed account and you provide us with a link to that code.
@ Gary - Great, thanks…
I know??? but I could have sworn I compiled it before committing.
None of us have ever done that… :-[
Well… Not on purpose…
Is it ok to open games for general public before contest is over?
What is happening?! 
Did we just brake mbed.org with all the RETRO competition submissions?
:think:
(Site is down for me)
[evil mode]
Aha, it worked! Now no one can beat me… :dance:
[/evil mode]
Naah… at the moment the website works just right … Maybe you submitted to much code? 
It works fine today.