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| − | + | DreamW4ker is a young programmer skilled in GML(Game Maker Language) and is currently studying the C# language. He joined the Sonic Retro community because of his love for the Sonic The Hedgehog series. Shortly after joining, he stopped logging in for sometime. He had another project that is currently untitled, and he plans on making it a commercial game. He has registered a blog at [http://dreamw4ker.wordpress.com/ Wordpress] to show updates on his projects. You can find information about the projects at his [http://www.freewebs.com/dreamw4ker/ website]. Projects involving Sonic The Hedgehog are listed below: | |
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| − | == | + | == Sonic Project == |
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| − | + | Sonic Project was started in 2007, however it was canceled due to a lack in knowledge of GML. The project was planned to be an engine clone, specifically from [http://info.sonicretro.org/Sonic_the_Hedgehog_CD Sonic CD] and [http://info.sonicretro.org/Knuckles%27_Chaotix Knuckle's Chaotix]. The music was started before everything else there had to be done for the project(and was immediately discarded). DreamW4ker started quick, inserting samples from artists like [http://info.sonicretro.org/Michael_Jackson Michael Jackson]'s Smooth Criminal into Ice Cap Zone's music. He also found a connection to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Can%27t_Go_for_That_(No_Can_Do) Hall & Oates]'s "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)" and the boss theme for Sonic CD[PAL] and tried to use samples from it. After the soundtrack was discarded, the project was suspended, and DreamW4ker stopped visiting Sonic Retro. | |
| − | + | Several months later, he made a few scripts for his currently "untitled" project and started on it again, still planning on having it be a commercial game. He also started a new non-commercial project and called it "Sonic Project". After re downloading all of the resources he had before, he logged onto Sonic Retro, went to the edit tab and wrote everything you just read above(and soon below). Sobbing, he looked at the progress made on the community project, and decided to make this "Sonic Project" worth playing, maybe even worth interest... | |
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Revision as of 21:35, 13 October 2008
DreamW4ker
DreamW4ker is a young programmer skilled in GML(Game Maker Language) and is currently studying the C# language. He joined the Sonic Retro community because of his love for the Sonic The Hedgehog series. Shortly after joining, he stopped logging in for sometime. He had another project that is currently untitled, and he plans on making it a commercial game. He has registered a blog at Wordpress to show updates on his projects. You can find information about the projects at his website. Projects involving Sonic The Hedgehog are listed below:
Sonic Project
Information here may change if there are updates to the project.
Sonic Project was started in 2007, however it was canceled due to a lack in knowledge of GML. The project was planned to be an engine clone, specifically from Sonic CD and Knuckle's Chaotix. The music was started before everything else there had to be done for the project(and was immediately discarded). DreamW4ker started quick, inserting samples from artists like Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal into Ice Cap Zone's music. He also found a connection to Hall & Oates's "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)" and the boss theme for Sonic CD[PAL] and tried to use samples from it. After the soundtrack was discarded, the project was suspended, and DreamW4ker stopped visiting Sonic Retro.
Several months later, he made a few scripts for his currently "untitled" project and started on it again, still planning on having it be a commercial game. He also started a new non-commercial project and called it "Sonic Project". After re downloading all of the resources he had before, he logged onto Sonic Retro, went to the edit tab and wrote everything you just read above(and soon below). Sobbing, he looked at the progress made on the community project, and decided to make this "Sonic Project" worth playing, maybe even worth interest...