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DarkFighter - this is the game I wish to recreate
http://www.gamersgonebad.com/
It's the first link.

Try out the JAVA version. Actually, it's pretty good except it only plays one sound at a time.

It seems that GE will require copious amounts of coding to do it.

Yes, that's my artwork. Check "Top Rated" and then the Pin-Ups.

GE is a ugly program
I should say that you should use GM
It is very easy to create a complicated game on it
First I used GE but then GE expired so I tried GM and I found that is much
more easier to create games whit it.
Do what you whant but you should trie it the moment you chek this mail
Sorry for the spelling because I am from another country (romania)
Bie Bie

Bilaboy2003, we like GE. GM doesnt allow you to make games for pocketpc. Also, Makslane is very helpful, and the people here are nice. I will stay with GE!

Sad to hear you are defecting.

All the best mate!

DavidBeoulve wrote:DarkFighter - this is the game I wish to recreate
http://www.gamersgonebad.com/
It's the first link.

Try out the JAVA version. Actually, it's pretty good except it only plays one sound at a time.

It seems that GE will require copious amounts of coding to do it.

Yes, that's my artwork. Check "Top Rated" and then the Pin-Ups.

The game looks good and is easily do-able using GE.

It will run much smoother too.

I think the trick to GE is to understand the "actor" concept. Actors can be used for anything. Not just game objects. But, when a problem cannot be solved using a simple actor you may have to do some coding. Thankfully, coding isn't too tricky once you get the hang of it.

I made this using an older version of GE.

http://www.artsystems.com.au/game%20editor/1945.exe

I can supply the source code if you wish.