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This module is pretty good but the main issue (with Bernie's 8 Direction Movement module too) is that it does not do collision detection for characters, unlike the default KeyboardMovement script.

I would totally play this:




(source: http://www.wayofthepixel.net/pixelation/index.php?topic=10694.0 )

I don't know, I've never thought Wikipedia was an ideal place for ags games (at least non-commercial ones).

Agreed. Honestly, non-commercial games in general are really not that notable in terms of Wikipedia guidelines. The ones that meet the guidelines are very few.

Part of what made me post on the talk page I linked to is that 8 people out of 8 voted 'Keep' in the nomination of the article 'Aveyond series'. When 100% of the voters say 'Keep', you just know the case is unambiguous and the article shouldn't have been nominated in the first place. And as far as I can tell none of the voters are AGS users so it's not some sort of bias.

Anyway, I do believe Nelly Cootaloot and Fatman are notable, since they've been reviewed by several professional critics and printed magazines. They are clearly not as notable as Monkey Island or Halo, but not all notable articles have to be as notable as them to be...well, notable.

I reverted his edits and left a friendly note at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Video_games#Deletion_spree .

I'm not pessimistic; his nomination of 'Aveyond series' has been met with a shower of Keep votes for instance. One man isn't going to rule the roost, admin or not.

Yeah, this was because the forum's auto-linking function didn't count the "!" as a part of the URL. I've fixed it by adding actual [ url ] tags.

Hi, just wanted to say I've created an article for Spoonbeaks Ahoy! on Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelly_Cootalot:_Spoonbeaks_Ahoy!

More people should know about this fantastic game!