A Slim Future and Fat Past
Promit Roy talks about the future plans of SlimTune and asks to file issues and feature requests against it (without actually providing a link, though, but here’s the link to its Google Code project page). I, for one, would like to see a Kitchen Sink in it. Oh, and a Pony!
In a successful effort to resemble Indiana Jones (the Fate of Atlantis Indy, not the Crystal Skull one) our resident MVP Captain ZSquare started his archeology seminar Scrolls from the Past with the first installment Profiling, digging the artifacts of long forgotten knowledge in the lands of the XNA FX. He also reached the hysterical mark of 2,500 posts in the Creators Club Online forums on Nov 6 (albeit that’s nothing compared to the OVER 9,000! posts of The Zman over there – I considered to add some words about quality vs. quantity but realized that it wouldn’t work out well…).
John Sedlak returns to (relevant) blogging with an introduction to his Focused Games Framework (FGF) FGF: Getting Started – and addressing PC gamers with a nice, warm and appreciative [2009-11-05 18:28:38] (@Krisc) man are pc gamers a bunch of whiners – in which he outlines the setup for coding the framework itself.
Meanwhile, Andy “The ZMan” Dunn and George W. Clingerman are still working hard to get Kiss Poo ready to push onto XBLIG. If you’re a parent of a 4 year old you might want to lock the 360 away for some time to keep it away from this “crack”…
