Searching for simple game-makers

TZBK Pixel CubeTZBK Pixel Cube Member, BASIC Posts: 4

Since two heads are better than one, I think that a team of game-makers is better than one. Would some people like to assemble a team to think of ideas and make a amazing game together? This is not a lesson, this is a group assemble of 10-12 year-old game makers. Comment on this discussion if you want to join. GameSalad is the required software. Join today.

-TZBK Pixel Cube

Comments

  • GnarlyGnarly canadaMember Posts: 840

    Great idea!!!!! What fun would that be! I would join but way too old. Just a word of advice....... Write out a plan with all your objectives.... So everyone knows what is going on or you will have five excited people moving in five different directions.. Chaos.

  • TZBK Pixel CubeTZBK Pixel Cube Member, BASIC Posts: 4

    You want to work together?

  • TZBK Pixel CubeTZBK Pixel Cube Member, BASIC Posts: 4

    i could get rid of the age limit maybe

  • _amar__amar_ Member Posts: 2

    hi guys im also looking for a team,

  • KevinCrossKevinCross London, UKMember Posts: 1,894

    This would have been cool if GameSalad and forums like this were around when I was 12! Would have probably jumped at the opportunity. Good luck getting your team together

  • TZBK Pixel CubeTZBK Pixel Cube Member, BASIC Posts: 4

    amar want to join?

  • FrantoFranto Member Posts: 779

    @KevinCross There were game making programs around, even as far back as 1999. I was 13 when I first found out about game making programs.

  • KevinCrossKevinCross London, UKMember Posts: 1,894

    I know. I wasn't 12 in 99 though lol. I fell in love coding when I was knee high to a grasshopper manually typing game code into a Spectrum, code that was given free in Spectrum magazines. Way before I was 12. I can't remember what the Internet was like when I was 12 but can guarantee there wasn't anything like the GameSalad community

  • ArmellineArmelline Member, PRO Posts: 5,364
    edited July 2015

    @KevinCross said:
    I know. I wasn't 12 in 99 though lol. I fell in love coding when I was knee high to a grasshopper manually typing game code into a Spectrum, code that was given free in Spectrum magazines. Way before I was 12. I can't remember what the Internet was like when I was 12 but can guarantee there wasn't anything like the GameSalad community

    I remember the internet when I was twelve. Early 90s. The internet was amazing back then. Usenet in particular. Real communities, real discussions. It was actually more like the GameSalad community than the rest of the internet is today... Of course, that's not the point you were making, but still :p

    I remember making my first ever game in Klik & Play. Good times! I'd have been a very happy little geek if GameSalad had been around in the early 90s.

  • KevinCrossKevinCross London, UKMember Posts: 1,894
    edited July 2015

    @Armelline said:
    I remember the internet when I was twelve. Early 90s. The internet was amazing back then. Usenet in particular. Real communities, real discussions. It was actually more like the GameSalad community than the rest of the internet is today...

    Well I can't remember that far back. I either didn't have much/any access to the net then, or when I did I was searching for porn. I was 12 so it's possible...

    Anyway I've hijacked this post long enough

  • The_Gamesalad_GuruThe_Gamesalad_Guru Member Posts: 9,922

    Heck you youngsters I remember the days before AOL or internet. we had BBS'

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