IK Snake

By: Brandon McCartin (BMcC)

On: November 14th, 2006

Proving once again that blood and rotting mouse carcasses make everything more fun, IK Snake is a realistic “variation of the classic snake game” that pushed the TI-83 into millions of homes everywhere during the console wars of the late 80s.

According to the site: “The snake uses Inverse Kinematic physics to behave and look like a real snake.” Well, duh.

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Posted in Action, Browser Games, Remakes

http://www.TScreative.net BMcC

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Tim W.

Indie Game Journalism +10!

(i.e. great find)
http://www.TScreative.net BMcC

Aw, thanks! I thought people would hate all over this. :)
Gronka Lonka

Well it was fun for 10 seconds :D thanks
Dan MacDonald

phfffttt.. TI-83? TI-82! I had an rpg built for that thing. I guess theres a reason why I got a c+ in pre-calc :S

Cool little 15 second diversion at work, nice find!
Gwah

I can’t see how they’re using IK in this … looks like a simple sort of ‘spring string’ model with no room for anything resembling an IK system.
Neat anyway, though.
Sergio

Why doesn’t your prey move? It seems like such an obvious thing to include…
http://www.TScreative.net BMcC

Hehe, glad to be of service!

Sergio: Because the developer wanted to stay true to the original, *obviously.* :P
Derek

BMcC – Editor of the Week!
http://www.TScreative.net BMcC

More accurately, the *only* editor this week. :P
Tim W.

The rest of us were booted of the island! No match against your indieness. :)