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[Tuba]

I finished 2 flash games and left at least 3 others incomplete. One of them was a fighting game, I used to make flash animations and was making a fighting game with the characters that I used on my animations, then I realized how much work that would be (at least 35 animations per character for all the movements), then I called some other animators and asked them to join in and put their characters in the game, I would do 2 characters and the whole programing and they would do 2 characters each. A year and a half later, I had my 2 characters ready and the game working with special moves, combos and everything.. but with only 3 characters from the rest of the crew..

Now I don't know why I wrote this story here.. 
I guess.. if you're aiming for something big, you'll most likely need help with that, so, make sure the rest of the team is as much into the project as you are.

Start small, on Facebook, and you'll make big buxxx.

Is it just me or are the most popular facebook games kind of retarded?

You could try your luck and be the first to make a popular facebook game that is good! Are you a bad enough dude for that!? 

[gimymblert]

I guess.. if you're aiming for something big, you'll most likely need help with that, so, make sure the rest of the team is as much into the project as you are.

Here magic happen

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Start small, on Facebook, and you'll make big buxxx.

Is it just me or are the most popular facebook games kind of retarded?

They also make more money than you could possibly imagine and take a week to program :O

[siegarettes]

make as many games as you can. fail many many times. but make sure you learn from them. it doesnt matter if your game is good or bad. try to do something interesting and learn from it.

ive made tons of shit games and i'm just starting to learn how to properly create games. however, the other games still interested me and i learned a lot.

+1

glad you approve. the best way to learn is to fail after all.