NukeOTron @NukeOTron
I was on sandbox.yoyogames.com. On there, I got 4/5 star ratings for my games. So, you know I'm decent. I'm not perfect by any means, but I've been at this for quite a while.
So far, my best-known work is Dragonian: The Imbalance of Sierr. ...but that's not the only good game I've made.
somewhere in the back of my mind: Why don't you make an Inspector Gadget video game? Your Robot Maid game was inspired by the SNES game, and you've made Metroidvanias before.
Me: Stay on target, stay on target.
Now, I'm still gonna try to stick with that August goal for the Robot Maid game, but some intrusive thoughts have entered my brain.
...like the "John Hughes project" (mouse-controlled RPG), and a 3D action-adventure game.
Maybe it's just me, but I find it odd that there are very few in-depth videos on Dinosaur Planet, the N64 game that became Star Fox Adventures.
Yes, it's incomplete, but it's been dumped, modded, and recompiled.
Only fans know what a Quan Ata Lachu is.
For some reason, I felt like putting in the debug Mode 7 tests in as a reward for beating the game.
Why? Because they're still in there, and they seem to work. They also kinda make my PC sweat, though.
If you're gonna do 12 FPS character animation in a 60 FPS 3D engine, at least give it some cel-shading, or stop the camera from moving around so much.