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We have time travel, flying cars and all that stuff; it's pretty awesome.

Happy New/Nerr Year guys :)

I added checkboxes FRONT, FLIP, and FLOP under the tile selection
It's hard to tell, but there are now two layers of background tiles. BACK and FRONT.
BACK is the normal layer we've always had, but now you can select FRONT. This allows you to layer background tiles on top of each other (which helps if part is transparent). The Eraser will only erase the selected layer.

FLIP will mirror the selected tile horizontally. This should help reduce the number of images you need. For example if you have a tile for the left end of a platform, you can select FLIP to use it for the right end of a platform too.

FLOP does the same as FLIP except vertically.

A time-honored tradition around here is the annual Tree Decorating Contest. This year will be a bit different. Instead of just drawing a tree like in recent years, or just placing ornaments like in the early years, we now can do much much more.

This year the tree decorating will take place in the betalands, and you will be judged based on the tree and it's surrounding environment. So trim a brilliant tree in your cozy room full of your favorite things, then share a screenshot here with the rest of digibutter.

Merry Bitsmas!

-Project Cafe has stronger hardware than anything on market right now other than a PC. Its RAM is 50% higher than PS3 and 360 put together.
-Project Cafe's GPU framework makes it more graphically powerful than a PS3.
-Uses a standard controller interface
-Has had games developing for it for the past couple years
-Has massive third party support
-Won't cost more than $400
-Backwards compatible with Wii, Gamecube, virtual console data on an SD card, and accessories
-Receives automatic updates
-Utilizes realtime networking between players
-*crag*ing SNES colored. 
-Nintendo is quoted as saying they are moving away from casual markets with the system
-Modular codeform that allows entire game engines to be inserted, fixed, and updated post release
-Incredibly user friendly SDK
-The only next gen console for the next few years
-Features daily new content updates from Nintendo
-Utilizes networking hardware and software from a third party company specializing in only that

oh my god

Hi everyone, I'm Simsmagic. You may know me as Simsmagic. Today I'm here to tell you about the greatest holiday known to man, Simsmas. It's a magical time of year where I dig into my wallet and buy video games for people on the Internet whom I will never meet. You can get into this by joining the Steam group I've linked up there. Come Christmas, I'll draw three names and those users will get free stuff from me. It's great. Do it. You have no reason not to.

SPEND TIME WITH OUR MOTHERS AND OUR FRIENDS

Latest Version: http://st0rage.org/~hunterx/trillek/Trillek2D%200.4a.zip

AKA Gold's sort-of-unnamed attempt at making an 0x10^c alternative, AKA Betalands: Space DLC.

Arrow keys to move, Z to jump, and Q to toggle the debug stats (though those aren't much use outside of development). There's not an awful lot to see at present, but it represents the completion of most of the key framework elements of the engine (and completed faster than I have ever managed to do in the past to boot), allowing the development of more advanced fuctionality, and I figured I'd post it here so that in the event of this project ever making it past three or four public builds you can see the progression of the game throughout the development cycle.

You might need the XNA Redistributable or some other stuff to run it, but I don't have time to go find the links to them at present. If Google hasn't helped by morning I'll find the links then.

• Added new promo items
• Updated the localization files

Well this is a surprise: Nintendo just announced a new Zelda game, tentatively titled Hyrule Warriors, for Wii U in 2014. It's developed by Tecmo Koei, and it looks just like a Dynasty Warriors game.Read more...

Right now they don't really do anything. I just wanted to get the basic concept out there.
You can only provide a name and specify if it's animated or not.
But soon you'll be able to specify how it moves, kills, talks, and so on...
 

It would be a fool who ignored the power of Maple Story. However, we arguably weren’t fools for not troubling you with the news of a MapleStory 2 last month. At that point Korean publishers Nexon had only put up a useless teaser site. Now there’s a trailer to make something of a more useful announcement.

You don’t care about MapleStory, you say? Sure, it’s not exactly core RPS material. But we should be interested it in anthropologically, if nothing else. This is a game that’s seen over 67 million players, and earned more than $300m before it was even famous. It’s a phenomenon, no question. And now it’s got a really stupid CGI trailer, complete with dubstep.

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sounds like a sport i would very much like to partake in