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Larry Smith wrote on Fri, Nov 21, 2008 07:14 AM UTC:
Well, I apologize for any confusion. But I think you'll find the graphics helpful while playing.

I had thought to create my own piece graphics. But my Muse isn't talking to me with concern to this game. After cobbling together the initial Zillions implementation, the images just seemed to fit nicely to the play.

But if you are using the implementation, you can swap out the images for your own use.

And maybe later on, when my Muse is feeling interested, I might change the look of this game. Maybe something like I used in the alternate images for Ki Shogi.

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