hellfire911

You see, many people are skeptical about people making Pokemon games, and before they sprite for you, they want to make sure that you will finish this game, so it does not go to waste.

Hey, is it okay if we advertise GM Tech Mag on websites and such?

option 2: USB drive. This method let's you back up files to a little drive about the size of a finger. This is a cheap method but you risk losing the USB drive.

Not a good idea for people who's got low memory on remembering things, haha.

Sometimes its annoying when a little peice of item you need urgently is missing inside your room. And it's annoying when you're looking for it while you don't even realise its in your hands.

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What the hell? Only if it's really small. Probably if it's in your pockets.

My friends USB is the size a mini-SD card. That's tiny, and he keeps it in a special place where he can't lose it.

need any help coding? ive just started out and am rearing to get onto a project! this has lots of potential and i would like to help.


also if i could have an example of a building better than the one you have already i could make some more buidlings based on that. weather you want them bigger/smaller different colour or whatever

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Nah, I soloing this project for the programming part. And PM with examples of you're work. I want to see how good you are.

And also, thanks for the comment!

You can always send files to friends to keep in their computer, if

• You don't mind them going through your source code
• Know they won't delete it

which is like sending it to yourself. But sending it is like putting it on a website, which I think, through e-mail, it's stored on the E-mail service server.

If you definitely don't want to lose your work, back-up in all forms.

[EDIT] Isn't tape drives also can be Floppy Disks?