MaxCoderz

Thanks, we started half way through last semester. We spent a few sessions before that coming up with ideas and getting used to hge, which is what the game uses to handle the graphics. We hope to finish it in a few more months.

Hey, this is the project I've been working on for gamebuilders using hge. We showed off a demo for Engineering Open House, and...well...
check this out
It's not in 3D or anything, but It's still pretty cool.
For those of you who dont know me, I'm Cameron, on the right.

How much of the game engine is prgm'ed?

wasnt there some sort of patch for SE/84+ calcs made for games?

I've found an artist to help, and I have some other people who are tentative. At the moment, I am considering: 83+, z80 app PC, Gamemaker PC, Dark Basic And possibly, but not likely, C++ or Python with OpenGL 3d. If you know a bit of C++, I would still suggest considering hge if its going to be 2d;...

XNA is also absurdly easy to use, though you're best off using C# for that (for the simple reason that XNA GSE integrates with VC# EE and nothing else at the moment). Will you post a download link when it's done, DarkAuron? :) oh ya, that's what I meant, C#. (Im still using C++ right now.) anyways,...

DigiTan wrote:I would get cracking on the revisions fast. Not to heckle, but this level of imitation would easily pass as plagiarism...pretty much anywhere.

welcome to the internet

wow, I want to be able to do something like this in C++ (maybe with xna...)

fraps ftw. I use it to record the game I working on now.

I hope that 'thing' isn't an X parasite!

I want to try that out now...

interesting. too bad I dont know asm...yet...

I like it. Are you still working on Res?

gravity? does your samus actually accelerate downwards, or does she just move down once every tick if she can?

If you want to make some of it yourself in 2D without gamemaker, I suggest giving hge a try. It's very flexible, simple, and powerful. I've never tried this gamemaker stuff, but it appeared to be a little limiting at first glance.