March 9th, 2008
Filed under: Websites, YoYoGames |
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Many of you have probably seen people trying to flog off third-rate domain names claiming to have had them appraised and valued at ridiculously humongous sums. DNScoop is actually one of the reasonable sites out their valuing websites based on their Page Rank, number of incoming links and age of domain amongst some other [...]
February 12th, 2008
Filed under: Funny, Reviews, Websites |
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Oh dear. Oh dear, oh dear.
Bad website.
Really, the implementation is shockingly bad - and the fact that the entire process is 0% automated only adds to the mockery. The site “of course will get 30% of your sales for hosting and selling your games“. Of course. “If the game is incomplete [...]
December 1st, 2007
Filed under: GMA, GMC |
18 Comments »
Update 19th December - I am no longer looking for new registrations having already had around 20.
For the next stage of my plan for World Wide Web domination (in the GameMaker sector anyway) I need to conduct some research.
I have been experimenting over the past couple of months with different banners in my signature at [...]
August 6th, 2007
Filed under: Distribution |
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A shortened version of a lengthy feature about the different ways of earning money from games you have created. This was written for the 7th issue of MarkUp (released August 2007).
A history
Game Maker, its community, and the games people are creating with it have certainly come a long way. When I first found [...]
June 9th, 2007
Filed under: Comment |
17 Comments »
No not an article examining the ethics on genetically modified food production, instead a post taking a look at the people who use gamemaker and their collective commerical value.
The GMC is valuable. 48,183 members are valuable - sure this is far from the biggest forum on the Internet but for a company wanting to [...]