SuperTux 0.3 is cool
I feel it is my happy duty to make all of you code less, by mentioning that the SuperTux people created a new release: 0.3.0. (Note that Berlios seems to have some trouble at the moment, so hopefully it'll still be working when you click the links Eye-wink). They apparently changed most of their rendering engine and physics code, and lots of other stuff changed with it. It looks much better than the already incredible 0.1.3 version that I played a lot.
Now you don't only get the old ice world (but with a different, non-linear path through it), but also a whole second forest world! Cool new features are, for example, the fact that levels now also can go higher than a single screen, and all kinds of new tricks exploiting this extention into the second dimension.
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