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I'd like to point out that Google spiders your member list, and this is an attempt to get a little reputation from having other sites link to it.

Is it any good? I see that people either love it or hate it with a passion. The game I last played was Star Fox 64. I was testing out a 3D driver that I just downloaded. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/518733/sfox3D1.PNG - There it is in cross-eyed mode http://dl.dropbox.com/u/518733/3dzelda.PNG - and there's LoZ:OOT in 3D-glasses mode(yellow/blue for those who live in the UK and have those promotional channel-4 3D glasses).

That question must have been put in there as a social experiment to see what people would make of it.

Though the hair needs an extra shade or two, this was amazing. In the words of Wolfin, "Must. Try.". (Also: Sorry for replying so late, I have been coming here rather infrequently recently.)

VB = bad. JPEG in a game = very' date=' very bad. I would rather a bitmap than a JPG, but if it allows it then you should use PNG. I would recommend either Game Maker or some breed of C (+opengl?) for this. I am willing to bet that though AdventureGameStudio compiles to an EXE, it doesn't in reality - I bet it just pastes your game data onto the end of a virtual machine program, making it no better than ScummVM from a technical standpoint. (Game Maker does this too, but it is extremely flexible, capable of 2D and 3D games, etc). I can program too, but I can't write stories (or other moderately creative writing) to save my life.

Level up! What experience would you need anyway?

Typo where byte-for-byte accuracy is most needed! I don't see a typo... :dodgy: Ah, you sneaky fox...

Typo where byte-for-byte accuracy is most needed!

Aw, spoilsport #cff opers

Don't look at me.:-/

What's the error? And uhh... are you on the right server?