There are no prizes this is just for fun!

Come on! I really need to double check! REDO: There are no prizes this is just for fun! I will post the results at the end of the month, good luck! Your mission, should you choose to accept it is to pick one of these challenges and compete with other greenfooters. There will be Beginner Best In Class, Intermediate Best In Class, Expert Best In Class, Amazing best in class, and Best In Show. Rules -Do not copy anyone else's scenarios -You are allowed to use the discussion area to get help for your code -You are allowed to use code from demo scenarios, but you have to change it and make it unique to your scenario -You can work in a group but the usernames of the members of the group have to be included in the description -You must include the source code -You must use the Challenge ID as a tag for you scenario -You can do whatever you want with the scenario as long as it does what the challenge asks for -You can enter more than one challenge but only one of your challenges can win -You are not allowed to ask people to vote for your scenario Beginner Challenge ID C2BM13 Challenge Description You create a program in which an arrow/key randomly/to the rhythm of something pops up and you must click that key in a certain amount of time. Intermediate Challenge ID C2IM13 Challenge Description A game in which you jump around on platforms, you fire some sort of projectile at enemies, there are multiple levels, and has an ending. Expert Challenge ID C2EM13 Challenge Description A game with some sort of sport such as basketball, football, American football, lacrosse, swimming, but it much has some sort of AI, a scoring system, a timer, and two or more teams. Amazing Mental Challenge ID C2MM13 Challenge Description A scrolling beat em' up game with at least ten levels, a main hero, at least two different types of enemies, a boss for each level, and a final boss for the last level

I was thinking Mental and Intermediate, and I might do something for Expert if I feel like it. Schools almost over so I'll have more time this month to work on games. yay!

How will you know whether or not someone else's code is being used in the scenario if the source is not given? Was not one of the requirements that it be all your work (or at least uniquely yours)?

Not that I'm probably going to have time to do any of these (I'm doing my final exams at the moment), but just out of curiosity - for the "expert" level, do you count chess as a sport?