Seems filter is actually twice as fast as running splice calls on the fly.

Good to know! 

Yeah; I've never even used filter().

i thought they were the same technique just mode seven turned into the common term for it?

Nah, they're quite different. Mode 7 has a single floor bitmap that rotates and scales, but which is always flat, whereas Super Scaler games mostly just scale sprites; for the floor I'm not sure what they did, but it features no rotation (you can only go in one direction in all those games), and does allow different heights.

Update your Flex SDK (if you're using that)? I had some issues with arrays in older versions.

mode [seven]
that's a numerical seven, not the word, my seven key is just broken

Basically, you adjust the scale and rotation of the background image on a per scanline basis, and can get fake 3D effects that way

You're confusing your technologies. You mean Sega's Super Scaler, rather than Nintendo's Mode7.

I once dreamed of a girl I once knew online, many years after I lost track of her. She was so appealing in this dream that I decided to email an address I suspected to be hers. I never received a reply.

I also dreamed of Fish once, but he was a dick.

I'm fascinated by this thread.

You have quite an interesting portfolio agj, nice. What are you working on right now?

Why, thank you.

If you mean what game-related stuff I'm making, I have some stuff I'm working on now and then, but since my computer's broken, it's more 'then' than 'now'. I'll share whatever I finish first as soon as I do that, I guess. If you mean paid work, today's my last day at this place that makes educational Flash stuff, for which I'll keep working with on a freelance basis afterward.

Oh, nice thread. I'm a Chilean graphic designer, and a video game making hobbyist who's interested in experimental stuff. Yep.

Songsmith. Look it up on Youtube and have a few laughs.

I would really like to make a game with a kid. Maybe I'll do that with my own sister (4 years old) at some point. It sucks that she lives so far away from my house, though.

Your friend is making good things (presumably), and that's what matters.

You really just need to throw the 'net' (I presume) folder into the 'src' folder if you're using FlashDevelop. Or put it wherever you have all your classes.

Really smooth! I couldn't stop until I got the three stars.

Some details:

- Sometimes the water blocks get stuck in mid bounce.
- The veggies should probably be visible in front of the character, as I couldn't see their state easily while watering them.
- Twice it happened that the character went through the platform after bouncing off the 'customers' block.
- Do I get better fish if I press the button more quickly or if I have a better fishing rod? It didn't seem like it, but I intuitively expected it to work that way.
- I believe that a few times I pressed C to skip a dialog, but it would stay in place, though the 'swish' sound would play.
- One of the sentences triggered by the ? block had two periods at the end instead of one.
- You should make the sushi house grow bigger and cooler (visually) per each upgrade!

I made great use of the storage blocks, by the way. The only thing I never used was the garbage bin.

The other thing is I kept worrying that like, if I walked off the dock or into a pit the game would end. After I beat the game I tried and found there were invisible walls. Part of my kept thinking there would be some weird double meaning and like, there was some underwater platform shooter all along and I just had to jump off the dock.

Awesome, this also occurred to me!

Scrap the usual suspect! Chilean got some awesome sauce!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapuche

Have you heard of 'Cayupi vs. los chupacabras invasores'?

http://studiodz.blogspot.com/2008/05/cayupi-vs-los-chupacabras-invasores.html

Not sure how worthy a game it is, as I haven't played it, but at least it's got the camp?

Neat. This will be helpful once I get back to making pixelly games in Flash. :) Really want to give FlashPunk a try.

This was very good. I appreciate what you did with it.

There is a very interesting Flash game out there that uses only the scrollwheel, but I don't remember its name. I couldn't play it anyway, because my mouse's scrollwheel is broken.

I want to make a game for tablets, though. Some day.

Ah, that's okay then.

How were these selected? Or were there supposed to be all of them there? Because it's lacking my 'lacking sound, graphics or input' one. :(

Get ready, S; I'm done with mine and I only have to get home to, uh, take a picture of it now, and it's gone.