Did You Win Yet?

Yay! I won the bug-off! #AnimalCrossing #ACNL

Take that, Tom Nook! Time to expand! #AnimalCrossing    #ACNL  

I'm so going to win today's Bug Off! #AnimalCrossing #ACNL

I’m so going to win today’s Bug Off!

That's right, my town's tune is Saria's Song from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time #AnimalCrossing  

OMG! I randomly smacked Bertha with a net, and ended up catching a flea! #AnimalCrossing  

Smacked Bertha with a net and caught a flea!

 Tom Nook is a jerk.

Currently living in a tent. Tom Nook is a jerk; Yes, yes!

The new Animal Crossing game on 3DS is pretty cool so far!  Anyone else playing it?  I wish they used the flat Gamecube world view instead of the curved world from the DS game though, otherwise the 3D looks really great.  Also very cool that you can take screenshots in-game, though popping the SD card out and into my netbook to share them is kind of annoying.

Using a physics engine can also lead to some amusing bugs

Here's a little preview of the first new DCBlap level in over 10 years!  Having a real physics engine opens up a lot of interesting new design possibilities.

Now that Unity for Android is free, I might continue developing DCBlap for OUYA into a full game!  Definitely wouldn't have been worth the cost of the Android license.

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Unity drops licensing fee on game engine for mobile developers
Indie developers have been able to take advantage of a free version of the Unity engine for desktop game development some time now, and starting today they can extend that development to mobile games at no added cost. The company’s confirmed that it’s dropping the $800 licensing fee for its Android and iOS build options, with Blackberry 10 and Windows Phone 8 development also promised to be moving to a free option in the “coming months.”

As Unit…