I think Legend of Zelda 2: The Adventures of Link was pretty intense, despite the fact that it's dang hard to kill skeletons.

@KM: It seems to be a growing phenomenon to have gamer moms.  My mom plays Professor Layton games and Maplestory like a junkie.



Oh, for the record, I still think that Superman 64 sucks.

If they don't make this game in a modern form of Build, I will be very disappointed.

Never owned a Dreamcast myself, but can I spread some love for the Gamecube port of Sonic Adventure 2 and the GBA version of Chu Chu Rocket?

Sorry, son, but the Gamecube Sonic Adventure 2 isn't as awesome as the Dreamcast one, if for nothing else because the controller doesn't feel as cool.



I also had this surfing game for Dreamcast, which was intense, because I could surf in a hurricane. :D

Oh man, I love the Dreamcast!  No joke, when I was at the beach for spring break, any moment not getting covered in salt water was spent playing Shenmue.

That game was and is still the future.  How many games do you see that has a weather system that actually effects routines and endings based on how quickly you do things and kung-fu fighting with old men in parks?  Yeah, that's right, none.

I spent a ton of time on Sonic Adventure, not only playing the game, but also glitching my way around as Tails and using the memory card with the screen for the Chao tamagotchi thing.

Oh yeah, also, nothing is more satisfying than playing Ecco in 3D, and making him(her?) launch up onto a beach, and then slowly roll down, chirping for dear life.


Dang, I need to buy me one, since I always just used my brother's one.

Dear C418,

If you ever plan on changing up the Slime's sound, may I suggest chewing gum loudly with your mouth open?

I don't see why.

I haven't heard the slimes my self, but the general census on the minecraft forums (warning, high 1-year-old-nazi density) is that the slimes sound like dramatic fapping.


Oh yeah, I'm making a cool castle.

Graffiti Kingdom.

Yes, the story is bad.  Yes, the voice acting makes me want to rip my ears off.  Yes, it's so sugar-coated that i feel like i can't play it without catching Diabetes.

Yes, I love making Flame-thrower Oprah Winfrey beat up angry flowers.

Wow, all this talk of hosting Korean games under the noses of the government makes me feel like I'm hiding refugees or something.


But yeah, I think that Korean developers should release their games anyway, but say that it was made by Lee Myung-bak.  That would be great.  Or, they could release it under some large umbrella, like "The South Korean Indie Union" where people would know that it's from Korea, but there would be so many people under that title that it would be impossible to find out who to charge?

It seems like a pretty fun game so far.  I'm at [spoiler]the dragon boss, and it seems like leaving a cloud of gas around him hurts him sometimes when he blows fire, but not often.  Maybe I'm not doing it right.[/spoiler]

Also, I can't hear the sound.  I'm running on vista 64 with a quadcore, 6GB RAm and a Geforece 9100, just in case those have anything to do with it.

even on single player, it says "could not connect to server!" and I can hear the game behind it, but I can't play...

even though it's July and I don't live in Australia, this really made me want to pull on a sweater.  This is so cool!

I especially enjoyed cooking a marshmallow and fireworks at the same time, and then burning my marshmallow and eating it in a smore.


I gotta say, though, a couple commands that I'd like to see are:

"bacon"
"bottlerockets"
"paper"
"baby"
"littlegirl"
and, in honor of tigsource:
"cavestoryripoff" - since this game has wood, making it a cave story ripoff.

I think that this update adds a little bit of functionality, though I had to click revision019 to get it to work.


I made a mengere sponge, and I think that the rendering seems a little strange.  If you put two blocks with a space between them over a square of blocks, than it looks like there's a third block.  Also, why does your program have so many folders that do nothing?

I like this!  It reminded me of a 2D sort of Noctis.   After a bit of trying to find some really far out planets and getting bored with thinking that the technolights were actually planets, I managed to form an almost perfect orbit around a planet that I lovingly called Pinkland, since it was pink.

This all seems very moody and cool!


If I were you, I'd have Adam be from Miskatonic University, but maybe that's just me.


Also, yes, I would love to see an unofficial demo.

I'm glad to see that it's been updated a couple of times!


Here's a wooden chair that I made:




I noticed that when switching between high-res and true using a custom palette that it will return to the normal palette until you place a pixel somewhere on the screen.  Just noting!


I think that this is turning out out be pretty cool!  My only suggestion would be to have an optional "45-degree isometric" option so that I could make pictures that would look good in something like an rts, mainly just because I love the amount of detail you can see at that angle.  If you can't, then this regular angle is still pretty cool.

Are you planning on implementing a save feature?

Okay, time to give this thing a run-down of what I did and didn't like:


PROS:
It's a neat concept, since it makes low-res isometric pictures as easily as you use paint.

It's extremely easy to use, as in I didn't even read the help the first time I used it.

Layering is very easy to do

It's pretty fun to mess around with

It never crashed! :D

CONS:
I see no point in true def

Sometimes when you draw something in high-def and put it into true def, it will disappear

True def is kind of buggy, since it seems like I'm only really drawing half a pixel each time

The palette on the left looks ugly

The way the pixels are rendered on the right screen looks kind of like something in ZZT


BUGS:
the true def bug

When drawing something on top of something else, it will sometimes look goofy (i.e. i will be one block to the left, or up, or whatever


when I changed palette, I'm not sure if it actually did anything.



PERSONAL THINGS:
When I first read "3d pixel" I thought voxel, but it's still pretty cool, nonetheless.


I'm going to play around a bit more and then go into more detail, and send in a picture probably later today.

Yeah, um, Batmanifestdestiy, I know that passes the tests... but it isn't a solution to the question.  Try feeding it BRBR which should fail but passes yours.  I think it is just accepting any even length input that starts with a B.

Oh, well, I passed the level, so...I'm too lazy to fix it.

I think that this could be an interesting concept for a horror game if you made the monsters more, er, horrific!

I noticed that most people used lots of green and yellow to solve Androids.  I found a solution that I think is a bit more efficient:

http://pleasingfungus.com/?lvl=17&code=p12:4f3;c11:5f3;p11:6f3;p12:6f2;p10:6f4;c10:7f0;c9:7f0;c8:7f1;c8:6f1;c8:5f2;c9:5f2;c10:5f2;c12:5f0;c13:5f0;c14:5f0;c12:7f2;c13:7f2;c14:7f1;c14:6f1;c11:8f3;c11:9f3;c11:10f3;c11:11f2;b11:4f3;c11:7f3;


I dunno, maybe this has been done before, but when I checked out the walkthroughs on jayisgames I didn't see a solution like mine.  I noticed that most of my solutions end up being lollipop shaped. O_o

Cool game, bro!

As for your art issue, I know a couple of people, but I'm not sure if they would help you out or not.  I could ask!

that scenery is beautiful.


Is this going to cost anything?

I thought the game was pretty fun, but it got frustrating trying to balance Viki's drugginess, Fred's weirdness over his brother, and BRO's just plain creepiness.  I lost Fred by the end to heart failure.