Pintar, No Longer a Fangame

Demo (Fangame version): http://www.mfgg.net/resourcedb.php?act=view&cat=games&id=856

I've been doing some thinking about this... After Christmas, I plan on asking to work for part time for a while so I can study up on some programming languages (probably C and C++) and work on my spriting/drawing in my free time. Why? Because I don't want to spend the rest of my life pushing carts at Walmart and I really want to get into the video game business. My first project will most likely be Pintar. But, instead, with my own enemies and whatnot.

That paragraph is really all I'm posting this topic for... to let you know I guess. I'll attach concept art of the enemies to this post for early examples of some of the baddies (you may have already seen them in the art board).

By the way, it really helps that I do have some kind of working demo for it. :P I at least have a model of the way I want the game to play.

This post has been edited by SonicProject on Dec 7 2004, 12:58 AM

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It's always good to turn a fangame into an original idea, you get more satisfaction that way.

From the players AND yourself. I feel that there is nothing more satisfying than getting your own ideas out in the open.

One of these days i'm turning my Minigame thing into an original creation. It's always been a big idea of mine, doing it with Mario is just getting the idea off the ground.

By the way, if anyone has any ideas on how I could study programming languanges at home *will look at Ebay for some books* and improve my graphics, feel free to share.

Google and illegal activity. :X

Unless you wanna pay. Then you can order something online or run off to the store and get it, I dunno.

To improve your graphics I recommend going here Here. Everyone will shout at you, then you'll probably get ++skills++.

Below is an early version of King Jellybean's sprite. What do you think of it?

Citrus: I've been there before. My topics always seemed to be ignored.

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