So this is pretty much what we presented at the end of the 24 hours at GameHack 2012.
BEHOLD!
Expect much more vehicle transformational goodness in the finished version.
P.S If you played Frenzy Pop, the latest game from @Saz_1 then you should recognise the tyoooone!
Edit: @LaurenSalad - How about getting in touch with Stencyl, Construct2, GameMaker and any other drag and drop game SDKs and organising a 'no code' game jam?
Assuming that adds up to enough active users to have a few different jam locations. Or maybe broaden it to a mobile game theme which would include a lot more software environments and users. And potential for Apple/Google/Amazon to be sponsors?
The 2 jams I've done now have both been a lot of fun - the atmospheres at both were really good. Also some nice PR for the organisers/sponsors.
@LeonardDeveloper - Cheers. Yup, all the animations are hand drawn by Mr Kipper. He can draw faster than... QS can lose 3-0 to me at SNES Street Fighter 2.
Sorry QS I had to get it in here somewhere. (Actually, I'm not sorry at all. Hahahaha!)
@scitunes@beefy_clyro - Cheers guys. Yeah it really was a lot of fun. Although no sleep for 40 hours or so was a bit extreme I do actually prefer working fast and making use of the buzz and collective energy of a new project. And working with QS and Kip was a lot of laughs.
So if you find out about local jams wherever you are... go do it! Using GS will also help when there's a short time limit.
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We've decided to press on with the game, and I think Honeytribe will be posting a vid at some point!
How exciting!
QS
:DDr. Sam Beckett never returned home...
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BEHOLD!
Expect much more vehicle transformational goodness in the finished version.
P.S If you played Frenzy Pop, the latest game from @Saz_1 then you should recognise the tyoooone!
Edit: @LaurenSalad - How about getting in touch with Stencyl, Construct2, GameMaker and any other drag and drop game SDKs and organising a 'no code' game jam?
Assuming that adds up to enough active users to have a few different jam locations. Or maybe broaden it to a mobile game theme which would include a lot more software environments and users. And potential for Apple/Google/Amazon to be sponsors?
The 2 jams I've done now have both been a lot of fun - the atmospheres at both were really good. Also some nice PR for the organisers/sponsors.
Is the video kip's animations?, Or did you actually use video editing software?
Sorry QS I had to get it in here somewhere. (Actually, I'm not sorry at all. Hahahaha!)
Yeah, Kip's got some incredible talent!, I'd bet id whoop you all at street fighter
So if you find out about local jams wherever you are... go do it! Using GS will also help when there's a short time limit.