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CreditsThanks to the artists! The first contributor was Miss Ahram Lee. Check out her website. Ahram is responsible for all the pictures appearing on the main Communication page. Santiago Díaz González, a player known as Psiweapon, pitched in of his own accord. Among his talents is incredible pixel art; here is an online venue for his works Santiago has created painstaking and inspirational depicitions of each of the Battle Mines government types, appearing on players' view pages. Players who have contributed to the Home page title art are credited beneath their respective works. Several images in the game have been lifted off the internet, and are not credited when used, but I believe many are under the creative commons. A couple are taken from the anime movies Akira and Memories. I have no problem withdrawing these if harm is perceived.
Further artistic contributions are welcome!
Thanks to the players, many of whom have contributed ideas, and who are constantly exposed to the terminal Beta release development style in which I code. At least the price is right. Thanks to Gavin my co-worker, perhaps known to you as Gigantor! His network hosts Battle Mines at this time. He has also contributed greatly in concerns of security and performance, and continues to do so of his own free will. Kick ass! All writing, game design, and programming was done by myself, Erik Walle. Battle Mines is written in Perl and PHP. It uses a MySQL database and Apache webserver, predictably on a Linux box. I made the building graphics using POV-Ray. |