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For question 2, I usually use GraphicsGale. It's perfect for spriting and animating.

Is there any way to convert an integer into a string? Would you just use good old = or is there a specific command for it?

Lots of people make their own music using programs like Anvil Studio, but many also use sites like vgmusic.com. I don't know if you have to get permission or anything from these sites; I've never had to find out.

Yeah, perhaps just simply shortening the name of the Inspect option to something that wouldn't look squished would be fine.

Glance is a good alternative, as well as perhaps scan.

Looks a lot better.

The inspect thing's kinda iffy even in concept, and in the GUI it's all scrunched and messy looking, so I'd suggest you replace it with some sort of symbol relating to the game.

Otherwise, looks pretty good.

-A recently deceased walrus
-A water pistol
-The Green Giant
-The entire right half of a kangaroo

P-P-P-PWNAGE!!!

Poor Jeff. Hope he's reestablished connections with the internets.

Lol, we're talking about adventure games here. :

It's sort of an instinct for women to want to be attractive. It often helps them get a mate.

It's similar to how most men like smooth round buttocks and large bosoms. It's instinctual and can't be helped without a high enough level of restraint.

You have to click the "free" button, and then check the bottom of the screen to see if you can download it.

If anyone could tell me a site that will host mine and where it wont disappear immediately...
Thank you

There's one site I know of that could host your file...right here... http://www.rapidshare.de/

Here's the two parts to my entry. Crappy, I know, but I used the default windows 2000 sound recorder.

Part 1
Part 2

Thanks! Don't know how I missed that.

Spoiler

Quickly, where can I find a cup or something to hold water in?

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Looks pretty eccentric, and in a game that's almost always a good thing.

I may download it later.

In Boston(America), some of the most popular newspapers include the New York Times(Surprising if you consider the sports emnity between MA and NY), and the Wall Street Journal.

I liked it a lot. It's excellent.

It's not as much "scary" as "dark" to me, but that's just my opinion.

I think the tutorials are outdated or something, that'd probably be it.

I've recently posted a game idea I had, involving a detective, and I started wondering:

What makes the detective such a suitable character for an adventure game?


I believe I've come up with an answer.


A lot of adventure games entail mysteries, and the detectives are the ones expected to do the mindwork, as well as be prepared for physical combat.

So, if the main character in a movie is a detective, they have a higher chance of finding the criminal.

I think a similar concept is shown in many adventure games.

Post your thoughts and opinions on the matter.

The first one is the only one I really like.
To be honest, the last two look really messy and rushed.