Don't wait any longer and go see it on Youtube!
After around nine months of slow-cooking, I'm proud that my time-consuming cancer is finally out. Check it out and don't forget to leave a comment.
Keep in mind that you can access the SVN repository at any time. Be warned, though, that I still plan to tidy the code up a bit before considering it visible.
I've also started a project at SourceForge. I plan on migrating the SVN at xP-Dev there. I will try to add as much content to the wiki as I can in the following days... so keep checking back :-)
...whose eyes have no limits
About Me
- Aurelio Provedo
- Sevilla, Spain
- Sailor of the oceans of Virginia, and wannabe game developer.
Bio
I started making videogames with Adventure Game Studio back in 2002. Since then, I have been doing experiments with Rpg Maker, Allegro (2d C libraries), devkitPro and PAlib for Nintendo DS, a nice attempt at creating a 2d game engine for java... I have never stopped trying little things, without too much of a set goal.
I spent so long trying to learn game development the painful way: starting everything from scratch. No engines, no tools, just the libraries. Silly me. But I want this to change. Now I know I can't do everything on my own.
So here I am on a journey to finally develop one game. I promise to keep it small and don't look back once I've started with it. I hope that this blog helps me stay motivated and aware of my goal. I'll have to look for some people to help me finish the game, though. I really look forward to knowing people who are at the same spot I am now, and share my experiences with them.
I spent so long trying to learn game development the painful way: starting everything from scratch. No engines, no tools, just the libraries. Silly me. But I want this to change. Now I know I can't do everything on my own.
So here I am on a journey to finally develop one game. I promise to keep it small and don't look back once I've started with it. I hope that this blog helps me stay motivated and aware of my goal. I'll have to look for some people to help me finish the game, though. I really look forward to knowing people who are at the same spot I am now, and share my experiences with them.
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