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{{Infobox XBOX homebrew
{{Infobox XBOX Homebrews
| title       = Xconnect 4
|title=Connect4
| image       = https://www.gamebrew.org/images/xboxhomebrew/Xmugenbeta4-front.jpg|250px
|image=xconnectfour2.png
| type       = Strategy
|description=Connect4 for the Xbox.
| version     = V1.1
|author=Jippie, Novahux
| licence    = Mixed
|lastupdated=2003/07/23
| author      = Jippie & Novahux
|type=Board
| website    =  
|version=1.1
| download   = https://www.gamebrew.org/images/xboxhomebrew/Xconnect4v1.1.zip
|license=Mixed
| source      = https://www.gamebrew.org/images/xboxhomebrew/Xconnect4v1.1.zip
|format=XBE
|download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/xboxhomebrews/xconnectfour.7z?k33p0fil35
|website=http://connect.to/xboxgames
}}
}}
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Connect4 for the Xbox.


==User guide==
The game is played on an upright seven column board. Each column has six spots.


Connect4 1.1
Two players play by alternately dropping a chip down one of the columns.  
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Update(23-07-03)


Added network support!!
The chip drops to the lowest unoccupied spot in that column.  
You can now play connect4 over the internet.
One player must host then the other player can join.
The host must have some sort of TCP port farwarding on the router/PC. So the Client can connect to your Xbox.
It is using blocking winsocks. This makes the game look frozen when it isn't your move.
Also when the player disconnects from the game. You will have to reboot your Xbox as it will just sit there waiting for the next move. I tried to to stop this but couldn't.
This is my first winsock/internet project and it was fun so expect more of the same.
I have to look into non-blocking socks as I think is sux a bit with it freezing all the time.


enjoy
The first player to get four chips in a row, either vertical, horizontal, or diagonal, wins.


Jippie & Novahux
The game ends in a stalemate if it fills before someone wins.


PS big thx goes to Wishi & PeterGabe from http://www.xfactordev.net
==Screenshots==
https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/xboxhomebrews/xconnectfour3.png


==Changelog==
'''V1.1'''
* Added network support.
* You can now play connect4 over the internet.
* One player must host then the other player can join.
* The host must have some sort of TCP port farwarding on the router/PC. So the Client can connect to your Xbox.
* It is using blocking winsocks. This makes the game look frozen when it isn't your move.
* Also when the player disconnects from the game. You will have to reboot your Xbox as it will just sit there waiting for the next move. I tried to to stop this but couldn't.
* This is my first winsock/internet project and it was fun so expect more of the same.
* I have to look into non-blocking socks as I think is sux a bit with it freezing all the time.


Connect4
==Credits==
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Big thx goes to Wishi & PeterGabe from http://www.xfactordev.net
Second release from team Jippie & Novahux(23-06-03).


The rules for connect-four are simple.  
==External links==
The game is played on an upright seven column board. Each column has six spots. Two players play by alternately dropping a chip down one of the columns. The chip drops to the lowest unoccupied spot in that column. The first player to get four chips in a row, either vertical, horizontal, or diagonal, wins. The game ends in a stalemate if it fills before someone wins.
*Author's website - [https://web.archive.org/web/20030901062718/http://members.lycos.co.uk/jippie666/ http://members.lycos.co.uk/jippie666/] (archived)
 
Still no sound, having real problems. I want to try and make a class that can play wma/wav/midi/sgt files.
That works on both PC and Xbox, but what I see the PC & Xbox seem to be very different.
I found a simple class that does just that at code project(http://www.codeproject.com/audio/cmidimusic.asp),
But I wasted a lot of time on it and got nowhere.
 
Oh well, I hope I sort it out soon :-(
 
 
Games on the way....
 
Boxes - check the website, as this one is next maybe(having problem with AI)
Chess - nothing complex, just a simple version.
Othello - same.
After these I hope to start getting more in to 3D. It's just I like to program and these games can be reproduced quicky when life/work gives me the time to do it....
 
Comments
http://connect.to/xboxgames
This site goes down a lot by the look of things. Keep trying I like to hear from others.
 
BTW Novahux has just updated the site looks pretty cool now :-)
 
 
enjoy
 
Jippie & Novahux

Latest revision as of 09:06, 28 January 2024

Connect4
Xconnectfour2.png
General
AuthorJippie, Novahux
TypeBoard
Version1.1
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2003/07/23
Links
Download
Website

Connect4 for the Xbox.

User guide

The game is played on an upright seven column board. Each column has six spots.

Two players play by alternately dropping a chip down one of the columns.

The chip drops to the lowest unoccupied spot in that column.

The first player to get four chips in a row, either vertical, horizontal, or diagonal, wins.

The game ends in a stalemate if it fills before someone wins.

Screenshots

xconnectfour3.png

Changelog

V1.1

  • Added network support.
  • You can now play connect4 over the internet.
  • One player must host then the other player can join.
  • The host must have some sort of TCP port farwarding on the router/PC. So the Client can connect to your Xbox.
  • It is using blocking winsocks. This makes the game look frozen when it isn't your move.
  • Also when the player disconnects from the game. You will have to reboot your Xbox as it will just sit there waiting for the next move. I tried to to stop this but couldn't.
  • This is my first winsock/internet project and it was fun so expect more of the same.
  • I have to look into non-blocking socks as I think is sux a bit with it freezing all the time.

Credits

Big thx goes to Wishi & PeterGabe from http://www.xfactordev.net

External links

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