Anatoly
09-20-2005, 05:26 PM
Hello, I've finally decided to introduce myself! Even though I've been here for a couple of weeks already... :o
My name is Anatoly Shashkin, I've moved to Long Island, NY two years ago.
I had moved from Russia, and I can't say that it was a very smooth transition.
I like games, and I like to develop them.
I had played 299 adventure games and had previosuly tried to make adventure games myself.
My 15 minute games were popular withing my friends who suggested that I do a larger game and so I did in 2003. I got just a 1000 downloads on it, but I didn't advertise it anywhere and I almost never posted links to it on message boards.
The game was short - with about 30-40 minutes of average gamplay and, as almost all of my games, graphically horrible.
Now, I'm trying to find somebody in my new place of living who can help me out with graphics, because I had attempted larger projects and failed miserably because of my nonexistent artstic skills.
If the projects will be of any considerable quality I really want to enter the world of shareware.
I had also helped freeware development team "Sephware" to develop "Thod" adventure game series that are considered to be one of the best adventure games made using Clickteam's products.
That's about it!
I'm thrilled to be on the same message boards with some people from BIG shareware business...
And I hope that you will forgive me for all the damage I did with my "Napoleon Dynamite" video! :D
My name is Anatoly Shashkin, I've moved to Long Island, NY two years ago.
I had moved from Russia, and I can't say that it was a very smooth transition.
I like games, and I like to develop them.
I had played 299 adventure games and had previosuly tried to make adventure games myself.
My 15 minute games were popular withing my friends who suggested that I do a larger game and so I did in 2003. I got just a 1000 downloads on it, but I didn't advertise it anywhere and I almost never posted links to it on message boards.
The game was short - with about 30-40 minutes of average gamplay and, as almost all of my games, graphically horrible.
Now, I'm trying to find somebody in my new place of living who can help me out with graphics, because I had attempted larger projects and failed miserably because of my nonexistent artstic skills.
If the projects will be of any considerable quality I really want to enter the world of shareware.
I had also helped freeware development team "Sephware" to develop "Thod" adventure game series that are considered to be one of the best adventure games made using Clickteam's products.
That's about it!
I'm thrilled to be on the same message boards with some people from BIG shareware business...
And I hope that you will forgive me for all the damage I did with my "Napoleon Dynamite" video! :D