Screenshots
There have been some changes in the Armagetron project structure. The original author, Z-Man,
took a very long break from development. Long enough, in fact, for another team of gifted
and motivated developers to produce a fork called Armagetron Advanced. They managed to
actually understand some of Z-Man's convoluted code and made meaningful additions in the form
of their release 0.2.7.0.
Z-Man has reappeared in the meantime, and joined the Armagetron Advanced development team. So,
now Armagetron Advanced is no longer a fork, it is the official real thing. Armagetron has been
obsoleted by Armagetron advanced. At the time of this writing, a new release 0.2.7.1 has just
been made public that fixes, among others, some security issues of interest for people running
a server.
Z-Man wishes to apologize to everyone who had to wait far too long for news or new developments,
and for those who might have been affected by the security issues. For those who cannot part with
the original Armagetron, version 0.2.6.1 has been released which fixes the most critical security
issues, but no other bugs.
Please proceed to
ORIGINAL CONTENT, BEWARE, IT IS OUTDATED:
(Sorry for the break of design invariance; the blue background just doesn't mix well with the green on the screenshots...)
Those screenshots were taken with the Linux version 0.1.4 of Armagetron using
the windowed mode of Mesa for Voodoo2-Cards; version 0.2.0 has not changed significantly
regarding the visuals.
Earlier screenshots in two player mode:
And one made with the software renderer of MESA, so you can see what the game looks like on
low-end machines:
(Click on the images to get a full-sized version; if you want to have a good laugh,
check out the really old screenshots from the very
first version published.)
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Last modification: Wed Jan 30 17:17:24 CET 2008
