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Revenge of the Duzzles was a 2d top down shooter constructed for my 2D Graphics Programming class during the spring of 2008-2008 as part of my graduate studies at RIT. It was assembled by a team of four, including Kelley Piering, Heather Arbiter, and Sela Davis. I served as lead programmer, constructing most of the games backend, graphics, and AI. I was also one of the originators of the game concept.
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Revenge of the Duzzles was programmed using DirectX 10. It uses basic sprites for most of the graphics, aside from the duzzles themselves, which are calulated on the GPU in a geometry shader. Raw points are sent in and are expaned and triangulated into duzzles of any size.
The game can actually be acquired at it's website. A Windows Vista or 7 machine with a DX10 compliant video card is required to play it. An XBox 360 gamepad is the best controller to use with it; no others aside from mouse and keyboard will work.