I didn't know different PSPs had different RAMS, does that mean you can't play any game in the 1st gen PSP?!

I remember playing a game like this from somewhere sometime in my childhood, but I can't really remember :<. Good game!

This just keeps getting better! I bet in a year we'll be seeing Love in the Chrome web store and in Chromium devices! I tried playing some demos in my ASUS whatever-its-name-was instant boot linux and it worked pretty well (The sinescroller lagged so bad it almost crashed the thing, but the jumping ...

bartbes wrote:Forgot the attachment?

Pretty much :b boss called me to discuss something and in the rush I clicked Submit without adding the loves

I'm making a game remotely based on this idea: http://www.squidi.net/three/entry.php?id=22 This is a tamagotchi-like game, where you have your own hero and he goes on dungeon-crawling in randomly-generated dungeons. The game play will be very simple, you have 3 buttons, "A":attack, force y...

Thats where you putting your brain into thought-processing-mode is required

I can't even open the URL D: I really wanted to try this!

There are much simpler ways. Try this exercise. Try and explain to yourself what is the ground as simply as possible, isn't it something that stops you from falling when you touch it? Then you can deduce that you could simulate the interaction between yourself and the ground by having an object in c...

Are you tying to do something like this? table = {} table.a = "The first" table.b = "The third" table.c = "Da fudge?" function printThis(str) if table[str] then print(table[str]) else print("There is no value at intex "..str.." in the table") end end...

Trying to make a *networked game without enough programming ability is likely to be a waste of your time. I'd suggest you rather try making small demos and prototypes first. Anyways, networking is a mildly complex topic in programming, and more so in gaming, you will need a proper understanding of c...