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Hmm...never noticed that. Odd. HotDog, are you a Scout, by any chance?

Heh...I read it. That ending was really depressing, and I'm not really sure how the author's going to wrap this up in one story, unless she cuts details, makes it 1000+ pages...or it just blows. Although, the Horcrux quest kinda sounds like Sonic looking for all the Chaos Emeralds. There was...

I see. Well, seemed like a pretty good explaination...:)

I think AJ left that in, so incase someone stole the Sonic/Tails sprite, he could still prove it was his.

Heh...not that that's a bad thing. At least it's better than a dead forum.

Perhaps, but they really had no choice. They were going down, and it was the only way to save themselves, that they could think of.

Well...you could. Just make a wad out of a certain file that comes with it, and then load it during SRB2. :)

For a moment, I thought... FAKER! Just kidding. Anyways, no one, to my knowledge, has made a Shadow wad with a gun. There is a plain Shadow wad, however, so you could always edit it and place a gun in his hands.

http://www.sepwich.com/ssntails/mb/viewtopic.php?t=157&highlight=soc+editing Search for "Select" to find what you need in that log.

Gah, typing too fast will do that to you... Anyways, FireMario, I know. I never said that CNC is best. However, it will make decent programs, without all the work needed for something like C++ or Python. So, it's good for those guys who want to make games, and have lots of ideas, but don't have...

Yeah...but that still doesn't mean the tools are bad. You have to realize...how long does it take to make a game in C++? (As I said earlier, look at SRB2, Retro Sonic, Sonic Mettrix, Sonic Epoch...). It's a lot quicker than making a game in TGF. So, you'll see a lot more bad games churned out of...

...The only way I've found it is using debug mode. Set the "S" monitor, and then jump on it. It makes you invincible, and you go super fast. Edit: Read the bottom of this page... http://www.emulationzone.org/projects/scdbeta/DifG.htm

Eh...again, the glitches depend on how you do it. I've seen some very clean TGF games (See Sonic : Time Attacked) and some very glitchy C++ games. It just depends on how well you debug.

Uh-huh...and in Sonic CD, it make you invincible AND super fast...I believe the S meant "Super Sonic" or something.

Heh...I'm not saying C++ wouldn't be better. However, projects take a longer time (Look at Retro Sonic, Sonic Mettrix, and SRB2). While with TGF or Game Maker, you can get started immediately. If you're more of a design person than a programmer, it allows you to make a good game easily.

Heh...nice. Of course, modern day ninja's don't wear stuff like that (with all the street and city lights today, nights usually aren't pitch black. A grey or dark blue suit would probably work better). Still, good jorb. Yeah, I do study ninjutsu, in case you're wondering. :)

Sonic : Time Attacked Thirdscape 2 Sonic : ZoneRacer Amy : One Girl Army Plus the many promising games at Sage, like The Emerald Awakening and Crossing Fates, that I'm too lazy to link. It's not the tools, it's how you use them. Edit : Oh, and what about the greatest Sonic Fan Game known to...

Hehe...you can download the movie on AJ's personal site. That's what the echidna says.

Heh...naw, I just have incredibly good vision. Plus, the "copy and paste" is rather big, so I could have guessed what the rest was. The last bit about "quoting" was a bit harder, though.

Perhaps it is. But still, you don't need to mock the deaths of ordinary people. I doubt that, if your family or friends died in those bombings, you'd be making wisecracks. And, brianv...people like you are part of the reason the world is in the state it's in. Only focusing on what's "fun"...not...