(Results out!) The 4x3 contest comes to an end!

[Dream of Omnimaga]

Oh right you are leaving soon. I wasn't sure if it was in late july or earlier anymore.

Unless I procastinate and finish judging entries only when you have turned 18 years old (I actually played all games but there are some that were harder or more confusing that I need to replay to judge adequatly, and I recently created the judging score template file

[Unicorn]

Dun dun dun! Alex, you just get more suspense! It makes things better

[Dream of Omnimaga]

That reminds me: I need to do the Spring CWPN for release at the end of this season (most likely around July 1st). It will most likely include a copy of the contest results.

[Unicorn]

CodeWalrus Personal Newslettter?  Ugh, I hope I can see the results by the time I leave for New York!

[alexgt]

Dun dun dun! Alex, you just get more suspense! It makes things better

hopefully camp will bedistracting enough to get out of thinking about it

[Dream of Omnimaga]

CodeWalrus Personal Newslettter?  Ugh, I hope I can see the results by the time I leave for New York!

CodeWalrus Programming Newsletter. The last edition was on March 30th http://codewalr.us/index.php?topic=358.0

[Unicorn]

Oh yeal, programming. That makes sense I quite liked it last time.

[JWinslow23]

Woo! Excited about the results tomorrow(?)!

[Dream of Omnimaga]

There will probably be some delays after the vote results come out before final results arrive, because I'm too lazy to get access to the actual voting results before they are revealed, then I'Ll need to merge them adequatly. Of course I bet that it won't please everyone, though, seeing all the whining that occurs during every Code Golf contest anywhere about the rules (with certain rare individuals who are particularly noisy almost bordering on being confrontational/harassing until the author gives up)

But yeah I am almost done judging the entries so I'll double-check every judging result totals again to ensure that no miscalculating have occurred.

[Dream of Omnimaga]

More suspense to tease you: The contest judging is over, but here are the scores so far, from highest to lowest, without the entry names/authors . All those scores are greatly inflated due to the full-screen and installing/speed rules, though, because when this contest started, we expected many people to just cheat by making tiny games using 12 blocks made of 3x3 pixels using two Pt-On/Chg() commands to save speed, but finally almost everyone either made their entry full screen or very large, and many of the entries were easy to install and fast enough to be enjoyable. The max is 100 points:

92
90
88
87
87
86
85
84
83
82
80
68
58
37

[unknownloner]

Let the hype commence!

[Ivoah]

Wow, that's quite a broad range of scores!

[Dream of Omnimaga]

Well, if you check carefully, if you remove the last three scores they only range from 80 to 92.

[Snektron]

37

Guess which one i am

[Dream of Omnimaga]

Yes. Anyway I'll try to publish the other results ASAP. I first need to convert the voting results into percentages or something. It seems like voting results won't have as much impact towards final results as the Omnimaga 2010 contests, because only 15 people voted (although this time they could vote for three entries at most). IIRC the 2010 contest had 50 people who voted.

EDIT: 38 votes total, meaning an average of 2.71 votes per people