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Anyone mention Clash at Demonhead? It's a bit clunky, but was fun in it's day for the amount of stuff you could do.

- Added Ancient History Encyclopedia to History - Added Anki under General for now (Might do a memorization category or something since Memrise is somewhat similar) - Made a new category for Life-Hacks and added the Instructables there along with a few other links I had handy - Made a new...

I don't know any tutorials, but there are several sites out there with free stuff. Sometimes you have to dig through a bunch of shit before finding something good though. freesounds.org- sfx incompetech- music musicscreen- music musopen- music

I never even noticed Evelys until that pixel ordeal. It would have been funny if the guy he did it too was savvy enough to out him in return.

Adventures of Rad Gravity Title theme. After all these years, I still get goosebumps whenever I hear it.

The trick to that part is realizing you can attack slightly faster when ducking than you can standing. Those orange dudes with the axes are nearly impossible to hit without taking damage otherwise.Hereis a random walkthrough video where you can see someone doing it.

That's actually the pixel art tutorial I was trying to find when I found the other two. Apparently, I have it bookmarked somewhere in my zillion bookmarks but can't find it. Anyhow, thanks, added.

I think the more common thing people underestimate with game programming is the math involved. Even relatively simplistic games are often difficult to pull off if you have mediocre math skills. A simple shooter such as Gradius would be difficult to make if you don't know what Sin and Cos are for...

Changed it to Periodic Table of Videos, which seems to be it's real channel name. Also added the Catcher in the Rye links, thanks.

Also,PHPAcademyhas some videos on PHP.

To make your own website you need to learn HTML and CSS at a minimum (being relatively familiar with an image editor would be useful as well). Anything beyond a static webpage, it's also good to know Javascript and at least one server-side language (I believe php is still the most popular)...

I only like the first Lolo game. The second and third started doing that thing where you have to manipulate spawn points. Kill a snail thing, put a block on it's spawn, then it respawns somewhere else. It made quite a few of the puzzles trial and error instead of using logic. First one is my...

I thought about GUF but it doesn't get as much traffic as General. Plus there is controversy over moderation regarding that forum that I don't really care to get involved with. - Added Memrise under the Language and General categories for now - that one looks interesting. I'll have to check...

I just startedthis threadand threw a bunch of Computer Science resources in there. What kind of game are you wanting to make, 3D or 2D? Unity is pretty good for 3D stuff and uses Javascript or C#. I originally learned to code with Flash/Actionscript which is sort of on a decline, but pretty good...

Added both, also alphabetized by category. Recommendations on categories is helpful too. Some sites are difficult to categorize because they have so much stuff, so I place them in multiple spots. Also if anyone finds a bad/broken link let me know that too ~

You could do the log collecting thing just with events. It's simple enough you could just increase/decrease a variable, or use items. If you go for a full blown crafting system, you'll have to bust out some scripting for that most likely.

Post links to good educational resources, tutorials, and interesting things. Anything that helps people level-up IRL. ART -Ctrl+PaintFundamentals/Digital -EnliightenFundamentals/Digital -Feng ZhuConcept Art -idsketchingIndustrial Design -Gas13Pixel-Art -Drububu.comPixel-Art -Final...

Any of the RPG Makers will do that. They're just tile maps, then you setup teleports between them. The maps can be overworld, towns, caves, interior buildings, etc.

I never could figure out what I was supposed to do in the top-down parts in The Guardian Legend. I'd occasionally beat them, but not really understand what I was doing. I might have to give it another shot. I used to get it mixed up with Air Fortress, which is a shooter and side-scroller (with a...

I liked how they handled Megaman Powered Up, and would like to see them continue them with the rest of the Megaman Classic series. Blaster Master is what I think should be an easy one, but for some reason every time they revisit that IP they fuck it up really bad.

I play more NES games than I do new releases. I've done runs through all these this year (probably forgetting some): Zelda I and II. All the Megamans Ninja Gaiden I and II Bionic Commando Contra SMB (all of them) Blaster Master Batman Journey to Silius Metal Storm Adventures of Lolo...

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Trexx make some chilimac and get Req to put a link to this place on foh. We're missing some stragglers.

Counterstrike is one I couldn't get into, and I was pretty big on FPS games at the time. I couldn't even tell you anything specifically I disliked about it either. I just couldn't ever bring myself to ever play it much.

I wonder if there are any stragglers that never even bypassed the malware warning and saw we moved.

Couldn't Gogo mimic that too? I haven't played that game since it came out so I don't recall all the items and rules very well anymore.

Gogo is pretty lethal in the right party. I don't remember the exact setup, but I had Terra dual wielding some swords, doing I think 4 hits for ~9999ish damage. One was Atma Weapon, which irrc had damage based on your max health - I forget what the other sword was. Anyway, Gogo would mimic it...

I played a translation rom of Final Fantasy 5 before Final Fantasy Anthology came out. It was actually the release of that that I discovered emulation in the first place. I didn't get very far since the emulator I had didn't support transparency and there is an underwater part early on. Here...

Fucking Metroid tricked me.

Sumopainthas a free online version that is probably good enough to do some shoopin' with. I don't think it can do animated gifs though. Also those logo/banners I posted above are done with Inkscape, GIMP, and Blender which are all free (I'm on Linux).

I liked Out of this World when it came out. I tried to play it again after seeing the developer do a post-mortem talk about it - I really don't have the patience for that style of game anymore.

I really only like the SNES ones too. 4 is my favorite, but I haven't played any past 8 except the online one. The first one on NES is pretty good, but primitive by today's standards. All of the 3D ones have been so far off the mark of what I liked in Final Fantasy, I don't even pay much...

Scumbag Tuco has blacksmithing forge and makes car bumpers out of wood.

I liked Goldeneye more for the single player than the multiplayer. It was the first FPS game I played where you could pick off people long distance with a sniper rifle head shot. It did a lot of interesting things with mission objectives at a time when FPS games were still mostly keycard mazes...

Did any of you guys ever see that hologram game Time Traveler in the early 90s? That was the game that I had that shitty experience you guys are talking about with Dragon's Lair. At least Dragon's Lair has awesome Don Bluth animation.

It's layered but a mess. I'll clean it up and just post the PSD later if you want. I need to run some errands right now though.

I probably should have made mine a little bigger. You guys all have huge ones. :/

If I fucked up and didn't heal in a pickup group they'd typically not be as pissed off if they assumed I was actually female. I'd usually just roll with stuff like that. The long con, where you try to dupe friends or your entire guild you're in into thinking you're a chick - I can't be...