Topic, Unofficial Colour Coded Contest

  I use British/Canadian spelling

Either way works

  I votezor Colour-Coded, even though I don't support the spelling of color with a 'u'. xD

Gambler was quite well done also, however it is old and kind of boring to me, no offense. xD

  @DY

xD

@gameinsky

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  gameloveeeeeeeeer!!!!!!!!!!!

  i couldnt let gamlover win without a competition! so i had to enter something!

  DY's old so..................................................................................... IDK.

  D: Colour-Coded

  to make some competition, i vote colour coded x)

  Wow, alot of entries, so much to choose from...


I'll go with DY.

  VOTING STARTS NOW!!!

@gameinsky

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  Imma makin' 1! D8

Isn't that level really, really old?

  no, i think you should change the voting date back to today

  Ahh

Anymore entries?

  Different colors meen different amount of points awarded.

  I changed the voting date to Dec 23

I don't get it, how is it colour-coded?

  no! i still have a few hours to enter a level! its not the 5th yet!

Edit: ill enter an old level of mine....Gambler (Hog Pop)

  Hmm, no entries, means I win!

  Umm, you NEED a LEVEL to enter

  Meh!!!!!!!!!!!!

  Maybe me! =D

  Hello?

  @Im

Okay, I'll edit

Now who wants to join?

  I put it on a cardboard box if it is not on a hard surface.

P.S. Sorry cuz that was offtopic

  I'll stay out of this one... I've gone too far into moving, and I'm typing on my computer which is on a cardboard box right now. D:

  He mean that he has to explain it in the first post. -_-'

  Here's an example of what he means:
If you hit a blue bubble a line disappears.
If you hit a red bubble a line appears.
If you hit a yellow bubble a star appears.
etc.
etc.

  gameinsky told you, Im, look below you! ;-)

  He has to explain what he mean. -_-

  Colour coded: each colour of balloons/background lines has the same meaning throughthough the whole level.
(like dead, a line apears/disapear etc.)

  You have to explain what you mean with colour coded.