I have decided to make an old school game, in Macromedia Flash. The game is similar to Ant Attack but much more artistic and with a much more interesting plot and many more capabilities. […]

Really personally speaking, I think I need to work on learning some more technologies, since I think people are not pleased with me. I have found a list of requirements that some company in Romania asks for. […]

The current project under which I am working is called for now… "The village Idiot", and it’s a videogame in Flash. It emphasizes on relaxing graphics and exploration, a nice story behind it and as usual it’s not an action game, but rather an adventure type.

The ideea came to me some years ago when I wanted to make this game in C++ using Allegro 2D programming library, but it came to pass that I didn’t have the time to make it and I found better things to do. But now, I stopped working in Flash for some months and I feel rusty so I have to begin doing this things agains because I was really good at doing them. It’s a 2D engine, really simple stuff, and so far I have no audio effects whatsoever, but it’s not going to be complicated to make some… the voices are hard to find, and of course some effects require elaborated production and recording, but, I’ll have to find the means to do them when the game is over.

Next, the graphics. I want beautyful graphics, but foremost, I want a story. I think about writting a book before I write this game, because I want the story te be very interesting. More to come … 

I just want to make a video-game. A nice something… Something original and quite smart.

I think I’ll use Flash, Java and some Director. I would like some suggestions on this. Please post some comments.

For now, I think I want to make a picture section on this weblog and also post some more technical articles on Java. There is a tough decision though, about making articles static pages or making them posts under a category?

I want this article to be the most simple yet complete article about inner classes in Java. As a consequence I shall divide it in two posts, the first one being a short fundamental introduction where I’ll show the fastest way to write inner classes, and the second one being an advanced discussion about all aspects concerning inner classes, their philosophy and all their practical uses. The knowledge in this article targets Java 5 (Tiger).