BB4W Games Website

[Richly]

This site was down for a long time but is now back up and running. Many of the games have the source code available.

http://www.proggies.uk/

All written using BBC BASIC for Windows.

[ScriptBasic]

Unfortunately the links to the download / web sites are long gone in most cases. Maybe I'm just unlucky with my choices.

[Mike Lobanovsky]

John,

All of the links on the site are alive. You just have to do exactly as advised -- (right-click then "Save As...") -- rather than click the link only to see an Error 404 URL Not Found screen.

[B+]

Very nice, thanks Richey!

It appears BB4W has alpha with RGB? (It's been so long ago since I had it.) 

[ScriptBasic]

It's been so long ago since I had it.

The price of getting old. Thankfully we can still imagine. 

[Aurel]

 that freak*** games are not interesing then what forum members post on
bb4w forum...
Poll Question: Should Richard rejoin the forum?
 Poll Question: Roughly how many active BB4W users do you think there are?

maybe mrR is on edge ..again?
 

[Richly]

A lost game and it's author have been found. The game Joop has been added to the site.

[Richly]

David Williams' latest entry to the regular SyntaxBomb coding competitions: Maizie Bones

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0wAhM3fQU9g

Can be found on David's website:

http://www.proggies.uk

[Richly]

David Williams' latest entry to the regular SyntaxBomb coding competitions: Maizie Bones

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0wAhM3fQU9g

Can be found on David's website:

http://www.proggies.uk

David's entry won. The next competition is about to start (Christmas theme) for those with the skill, time and inclination   

https://www.syntaxbomb.com/index.php/topic,4996.0.html