Of course, it depends on what sort of games turn you on.
If you want to take part in a larger project, look at
SourceForge and check out the
Project Help Wanted Link. It will give you an idea of what others are doing.
Even if none of them are interesting, it could spark off some ideas.
Unfortunately, most of the games are Linux/C based.
Having just bootstrapped my MySQL knowledge and reworked
luke_repwalker.pl to access the mysql DB using Tie::DBI (which makes the code look cleaner), I am keen to
play with a larger project using MySQL.
--
Brovnik
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