Keep Going

I want to make games, but I no longer enjoy playing games. But I think that I could have a very good impact in the game design industry.

Business Plans!

Already, it begins. I think next month (tomorrow) will be the first day that I incorporate! Can you believe it? John Jenkins, incorporating? Of course, it's not that simple. But then again, it is.

The Tech World

I'm working really hard to make a way for myself. I know I have the potential. I see the potential. But this tech world isn't easy. You've really got to have your ducks lined up. I'm going to move forward and try to make a successful run now.

CSS3 Again

I want to learn CSS3 so that I can really put myself into the technology sphere. I had so much fun learning Python 3 last years. Now I want to go forward and make the journey with HTML5 and CSS3. It's so hard to program for me. But I really want to learn this, for my future. I can even make games with HTML5. That's amazing!

Studying Game Design

The most viewed project on my DeAr page is a game that I produced way back in 2010. I had just spent $725 on Flash Profession 5 (Yes, there is a such thing as non-streaming software. For those born on 9/11). Anyway, I made my first few games on the platform. The one that became the most popular was, ironically, the simplest. Now, today, I see the resemblance to Asteroids, but it was really not even that advanced. I had designed this really stylish graphic and all you did was push the arcade buttons, which made a green square move across the screen.

All I had to do was add in a "fire" mechanism and collision detection and I would've had a full game, really. It's going out and doing things that makes for great experiences in life. I probably never would've used Flash myself if it hadn't been for college. I really want to make game design a part of my future.

This Is Going To Work

It's like John Wooden said. "When opportunity comes, it's too late to prepare." What that means for me is that I have to prepare BEFORE the opportunity comes. I am doing a whole lot of drawing now, for some reason. Maybe that will help me later on.

Perfection

I love this programming thing, but it takes FOREVER. In the future, programming will be done purely by thought.