I once wrote a mock-manual for a game and then sent it to Nintendo as a pitch in like 1991
How is it that everyone who plays video games doesn't think, "I want to make my own one of these, and I'm starting now"?
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I've got about 15 prototypes I've built out this last year, working on another now and think it might end up being something I turn into a full project!
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I would give you all my money to play something you’ve worked on, sir.
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I do that all the time then remember that I don't know how to code, can't draw, or have any of the basic skills required to produce a video game
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Yup, that's the starting point for any dev really
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Believe me I do, but then I realize how hard and time consuming programming is, plus I can’t compose music nor draw pixel art. So since you guys are doing a so much better job, I’d rather just leave it to the pros.
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I do, but there are several reasons that I don't. I know that a journey of 10,000 steps starts with a single instance, that said, I worry that "peaking behind the curtain" may diminish my enjoyment of the art form.
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Eh, I've got Mario Maker for that haha but good luck to everyone who is serious about doing one officially.
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It's totally just learning... also I think learning itself gets easier as you get older because you get used to figuring out new stuff just by living life
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