I don't want to use artificial-intelligence to create my games, I want to keep my love for game engines! I didn't even use A.I. to create my very first video game, I used digital ink and paint. I may have said in my life that I didn't want to use CGI, but now I'm giving it a chance. Let me explain the different between digital art and A.I.: Digital Art is made on a computer, but a person still uses materials, they're just not physical. A.I. is completely soulless, you're not making anything, you just tell A.I. what to make and it makes for you.

  I learned Core Engine for the first time and I loved it! Making my first 3D game was a blast, though IDK if I'm going to publish it or not, it's very simple! I can't wait to make more projects on this software, but I have no more ideas at this point.

 Hello, I just tried Core for the first time and boy was it a blast! I was super happy creating my first game, which IDK if I'm going to publish it or not, because it's my first try at a 3D Game and I'm still a rookie. But for my very first full-fledged game, here's an archive of the sprites that I created specifically for the game, drawn on Microsoft Paint, a lot were reused during the making of the game. And whoops I forgot the switch item. Sproingy Luna Tutorial Play Button Start Up Screen Here's A Beta Element: This was a gun that was supposed to be in The Snowman level, but since it was my first game I was having trouble learning how to make blasters in a game.

 Last Sunday, I downloaded Epic Games, but I haven't used it yet because right now I don't have an idea for a game yet. But I'm going to use Core, I already made my avatar, it's just my game studio is my dad's house and I don't have a car right now (yeah, I wish I did, it stinks), so I just have to wait until I could go to my dad's house on Sunday. Game Dev is more of something I'd like to do once a week anyway, it's more special like that.

 I have quite some nostalgia with Disney's online virtual world ToonTown Online, except for when it crashed my old laptop. I remember eating my mom's homemade snickerdoodles when playing it. I can't remember what my username was, but it was an orange mouse. I had no idea how to exit it too at the time, I wish I had the CD version they had instead. Ah well. I enjoyed watching videos about ToonTown, the commercials were downright hysterical! Here's my favorite one!

  Here's my list of game projects I plan to make in the future when I find the time and have all the right stuff. The Chronic Nitro High Five- An action/adventure platformer where you play as one of five seniors in high school with superhuman abilities and sneak around in superhero costumes to protect civilization from evil.  Adventures In Mess Making 2- Possibly a 3D sequel to Adventures In Mess Making.

 #4. Tetris I haven't played Tetris in several years, but to keep the memory of when my mom and dad had the plug 'n' play we played and when my cousin Arlene gave me her NES and Tetris was one of the games, this commercial still amazes me, even if I wasn't born in the '80s! #3. Kirby Superstar Now I grew up on Kirby Superstar Ultra, but this still counts as that game is the same thing. Also yes, I liked that scene from Charlie And The Chocolate Factory when I was little, if you think that's why I always liked this commercial. #2. Mario Party 4 GameCube nostalgia! I don't enjoy Mario Party as much as I used to, but I fell in love with these mascot commercials because I always liked meeting DisneyWorld mascots including Minnie Mouse, so meeting these Mario mascots would be a similar thing. Mascot Princess Peach is so pretty, I wanted her to be my buddy when I was little. #1. New Super Mario Bros. The very first Mario game I ever owned! No doubt about it, this ...