MeMO

Devlog

• History
  June 13, 2023 by RETREAM

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  v3.19 (23.6.2023) * Changed contact email address v3.18 (13.6.2023) * Built against latest custom framework. * Fixed/improved backstory in manual. v3.17 (31.7.2022) * Touched up manual. v3.17 (2.5.202... Continue reading
• v3.16
  August 19, 2021 by RETREAM

  While working on the SkillGrid update, backporting to it all the improvements I recently made to my other projects, I realized that those improvements came with a couple of new bugs. MeMO was affected... Continue reading
• v3.15
  August 14, 2021 by RETREAM

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  Let there be sounds! One more update, and this one brings sound effects back! I had removed - or better, omitted - them back in 2003, when I heavily reworked MeMO v1. These days I have rewritten the s... Continue reading

  
• v3.14
  August 01, 2021 by RETREAM

  MeMO gets yet another update - and a rather meaty one! Prominent changes (for more details, check out the changelog below): made suitable for Amiga CD³² ; added numbers to cards; improved graphics a... Continue reading
• v3.13
  June 26, 2021 by RETREAM

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  Working on the icons of Follix (another game I'm about to release soon), convinced me to add icons also for the floppy disk and the manual of MeMO . This triggered yet another update... v3.13 (26.6.20... Continue reading

  
• v3.11
  June 01, 2021 by RETREAM

  BatteMan reported a bug in the community section here on itch.io and, after checking out the code, I realized that I had introduced a bug (probably the cause of the reported issue, which unfortunately... Continue reading
• v3.10
  May 29, 2021 by RETREAM

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  Lately I realized I could make the startup and cleanup code of SkillGrid more robust, so I improved it further. Then, I made similar (and more general) changes to my own custom framework (not used by... Continue reading
• A.I.
  October 21, 2018 by RETREAM

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  As documented in the other devlog posts, over the years MeMO has been reworked/updated several times and released in three very different shapes. However, one feature always remained unimplemented: an... Continue reading