Python Snake game with maps

Hello /prog/,

This has been my project for the last five days. To write a console snake game with every feature one would hope for and some one would not. To do it in FIOC. The program runs just as well in Python 2.7 as it does in Python 3.x.

https://github.com/ctrlcctrlv/snake

It has
◘ maps (formats read by PIL or my own plaintext rendermap.py)
◘ high scores based on the map/speed you play at
◘ configurable controls, boundaries, and number of food on the screen at one time
◘ three types of food
◘ time played
◘ and more!

For all the command line options, use snake.py -h.
To generate a map, direct the stdout of rendermap.py map.png to a file.

I could use help thinking of new features and coming up with more maps. Also, bug identification would be appreciated.

I also made a square (8x8) Unicode PCF font for this game, named XXX because that was the default for the sepples program I found and compiled from 1994 (http://www.programmersheaven.com/download/3242/download.aspx) to convert FNT files to BDF (which I then converted to PCF):
http://www.sendspace.com/file/i1pywc

food = pfood(args.number_of_food,snake+walls+teleporters,[])
Have you read your PEP 8 today?

>>2
Standards are meant to be broken.

>>3
Back to Reddit, please.

Please read your SICP.

http://pastebin.com/QWdwjDN6
This is written in C and is more readable than your forcefully indented code.

Yes, it has only one dimension, but still.

>>6
That's not even a game, it's more of a screen saver. Fun to watch.

>>7
Still readable.

>>8
Still useless.

Best dimensions:

5x11
30x30
50x50
50x100

Best flags:

-mcbl vim -s 75

Rewrite it with pygcurse like all the cool kids are doing.

Read SICP.

>>11
I didn't know about that, but it looks terrible. If I rewrite it with anything, it'll be urwid so it can have 256 COLORS.

Rewrite it ``in Lisp''.

>>13
But that doesn't work in Windows (nor do most of the curses libraries) hence why the author of pygcurse is so proud of what he has done.

>>13
God only asks for 16 colors.

>>16
YOU INVOKED HIM! _{I mean tdavis, of course.}

>>15
I see. That might be worth checking out then. It works for Windows already if you use cygwin, though. You can even use the PCF font on Windows, if you use Xming and install xterm in cygwin.

>>16
How do you know what God asks for, tdavis?

What language is the python interpreter written in?

>>20
PHP, that's why it's so slow.

>>18
God directs his hands to write a program that'll convey his will. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i0pMO697Zk

>>20
C, usually. There are multiple Python interpreters, though. One is written in Java.