I won't bore you with the details, I'm making a TGM3 clone to play on my GPDXD (Android handheld) but I exported a flash version for testing purposes.

But yeah, anyway, the game is based on Tetris The Grand Master 3 Terror-Instinct, shortened to TGM3; which is a stupid fast arcade tetris game. The main reason I'm making this remake is because the TGM series is arcade only, and the 3rd one cannot be emulated on mame because it runs on PC hardware (Taito TypeX, and yea it can be natively played on Windows as a matter of fact)... SO WELP, that kinda prompted me to make it myself.

I grabbed all the info from the tetris wiki; if it wasn't for that I wouldn't know shit haha. The core gameplay is done, I just need to finish adding the more quirky floor/wall kicks, the COOL/REGRET system, etc. etc.

Play it here!: www.fastswf.com/GX9zcAE

* Controls: Arrow keys + ZX + C (Rotate/Hold) (Up arrow is non-locking hard drop)

here's a video


Again, this game starts slow but the speed ramps up super quickly. I heavily recommend watching the video of KevinDDR playing thru it because my game aims to play exactly like the original. Also this one has a balanced randomizer so you won't be getting 3 of the same piece in a row anymore, or anything like that hhaha

Again, I exported a flash game that can be played from the browser, so click here to try it out. It's still a WIP of course!

Lemme know what you think of it if you end up playing ^^

Also sorry for the lack of drawings!!!!!!

I finally managed to get a GPD XD!       ( ;v; )



The GPD XD is an android based handheld, specifically designed to look as the always-elegant 3DS, and aimed towards emulators, and android games! (YEAH, the lamest way to describe it would be "a phoneless phone (or small tablet) with a gamepad attached to its butt" but that's pretty much what it is and it's exactly what I've always wanted hhaha)
Look at this video review if you're curious about it!

It has a quad-core Cortex-A17 CPU and it is strong enough to handle SEGA Dreamcast emulation (via reicast), and everything below that including Nintendo DS, MAME, DosBox, etcetera!

It costs 180$ (us dollars) and so far I super love it and it's the best thing I've ever bought for myself so far <3

Here you have it running OuO on it lol

I ordered this thing online (mercadolibre, which is like ebay but for latin america, Argentina in my case) as soon as I found out someone from my country was reselling them brand new (it's very difficult to import this kind of stuff and it's usually super expensive and sometimes you cannot get them at all, it's a long story) and two weeks later (5 days ago roughly) it arrived at my front door and I have been toying around with it since then!

Anyway, here's a review of all customization I've done to it so far:
notreblogs.tumblr.com/post/173…

TL;DR I installed a custom bloatware-free rom, set up a custom launcher (TVlauncher), made some customized icons for it, installed my favorite emulators, games, apps, and here we are! 



once again the obligatory "sorry for the lack of arts" hhaha... I've had a bunch of pretty emotionally draining weeks lately (sister visiting, work fixing computers, sport events to watch, hell my CAT GOT LOST YESTERDAY and we spent all day looking for him around town and only found him at 22:00 when the town had calmed down and were able to hear his yelling from a mile away and managed to bring him back home ANYWAY IT WAS TOUGH).

but yeah
maybe I'll try to draw something one day, for now I'm happy with this shit, I haven't even "sat down and played" anything there yet but I'm still hyped and customizing it is a big part of the fun hhaha <3

anyway if you by any chance were on the fence wondering if you should buy this or not... yeah it's totally worth it if you can afford it and I very much recommend it~

I made it over the last two days, from scratch, because I realized my old stopwatch I made 4 years ago was fine sort of but it was ugly as hell and I thought hey it's been four years and I could use something a bit more polished and also I love making apps quickly so eh why not hhaha.

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Anyway, basically this stopwatch is designed for artists that want to see how much time they're actually working, and for speed drawing, and timing in general I guess.

If set to do so, the timer will pause automatically whenever SAI is not in focus (Or whatever program(s) you set it to monitor), or whenever the mouse cursor stops moving (after a few seconds).
Resumes automatically after you're back to work. [From v4.1 onwards you can select multiple programs for this!]

 
It also displays the total time, and the non-idle time; makes sounds whenever a minute/hour/whatever you set it to passes, and has a circle that visually represents how much time it passed. Stays always on top, the colors can be configured, and other buncha crap I forget.


I designed it so that it blends in with SAI, and so it can comfortably sit somewhere without looking like a modal window out of place haha.

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So yeah, it's kind of a minimalistic mess but it works I think! If any of you been here long enough to faintly remember my old stopwatch app (from back then when I would livestream), 1. I love you, 2. this one's gonna replace it.

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Download (v4.2c): mega.nz/#!d9wUyCKb!_Ss8bi373Cr… (3,03 MB)

Please check if there's a newer version available at the tumblr post!: notreblogs.tumblr.com/post/172…