SpritesMind.Net

I've recently switched to Stef's minimalized GCC dev kit. I encourage anyone still using XGCC or anything older to do so :>, I'm enjoying it. If we can all improve on it (report bugs, submit useful functions, document use, etc) it could become a great benefit to the scene.

Great interview Fonzie!

24 living in the middle US, not married at the moment, but have an amazing girlfriend I am very serious with. I have a 4-year degree in Computer Science and am working on a masters. I work as the Network Operations Manager for a fair sized ISP. I have also started doing some College teaching (part o...

I'm currently using C (XGCC). A lot easier for me to understand for some reason.

Cool :>, I think I might enter this year too. Guess I need to figure out how to play samples (beeps and such ) with XGCC.

Thanks again for your feedback guys. As you all probably know as devs for this scene... feedback, publicity, etc. is few and far between. I appreciate you taking the time to say something, it gives a bit more motivation .

Thanks Fonzie :> I should mention what I used for those who are curious to make things. I used Photoshop to convert the graphics and mange palettes to a 16 color BMP. I used BMP2Tile to make them into asm files. Often I used a ton of search/replace in notepad/DevCPP to juggle palette colors around a...

It certainly hasn't made any progress since I last talked about it, but I thought I should at least get what I have done out to the public as a demo before something bad happens like I lose my source code and end up having nothing to show for my work :D. You can get it at my project page here: http:...

Just found this, Awesome Kaneda! Ever since devega's forum went down (there was a LOT of great info there) I've been somewhat unmotivated. But this looks awesome. Lots of new things to try and get going. I'll have a new project done soon (not Genny Wars unfortunately :D, something easier to complete...