[Coco] Game Developers Wanted

[Luis Fernández]

Thank
I agree with you.
I meant, rather, a very old programs and games, which made ​​and no revenue
for them.and before the die, leave a legacy of what happened during the performance of the game,
and began, as it did and if you have something to share that the invention and(perhaps because of 
age or do not develop more games or commercialize) campartirwant their techniques,
so that others will improve and be better games ever, finally, experience, 
and to not lose everything (except the game itself), I think there is a webs


> Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2011 05:57:17 +1000
> From: nickma at optusnet.com.au
> To: coco at maltedmedia.com
> Subject: [Coco] Game Developers Wanted
> 
>  > Would it be possible that your web, place a piece of video of the 1st 
> game,
>  > to know that this is something that needs to be done, how you play, 
> how to win,
>  > or perhaps the video or the website of the game it is based, to see a 
> little concerned,
>  > beautiful game screen, congratulations to the page and the creator of 
> the game
> 
> I definately plan to include videos... if the author of the game 
> provides me with one. The game in point, Dragon Slayer, is still a 
> work-in-progress and as yet, the objects are not moving (it's 50% 
> complete). Therefore, all you see is the setup, a static screen of each 
> level, no movement as yet.
> 
>  > I for one am very interested in games, but for another reason to that 
> would,
>  > soon be lost techniques and prohezas of those programmers who made 
> these million games
>  > that use some but not all, used sophisticated techniques to achieve 
> effects,
>  > of course not want to disclose, but at the end of their lives should 
> be preserved for posterity
>  > and to improve knowledge of techniques to other developers, this will 
> not be easy,
> 
> I think I know what you are asking here. You want the information or 
> game techniques to be explained.
> 
> This again will be up to the individual author of the games. In my case, 
> I do not want to disclose much about my game simply because it is still 
> a work-in-progress. I have a working title, I know it will be a 
> shoot-em-up, but till I do some experimenting of ideas I have, I myself 
> don't know the exact details of the game. At 3% completion, the final 
> idea is still being formulated and I don't want to spread false details 
> or create "vapourware" comments.
> 
> Hope this answers your question and thank you for the feedback. Keep it 
> coming!
> 
> Nick Marentes
> 
> 
> 
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