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[...] from Angry Birds for such a long time.  I had played this game and loved it and was devastated when I saw it [...]

[...] around I will be working with Flashpunk, pixel art, and other timesavers. From the website: Ludum Dare is a regular accelerated game development Event. Participants develop games from scratch in a [...]

[...] This postmortem was originally posted on the Ludum Dare blog, to put it in context. This was my second Ludum Dare after failing miserably (but still [...]

[...] a 3D game, but it was still a lot of fun.  This time around I will be working with Flashpunk, pixel art, and other timesavers. From the website: Ludum Dare is a regular accelerated game development [...]

[...] a lot of study and practice. Most of that was on paper and pencil though and I hadn't done pixel art, much less animating it, in a very long time. Given that, I was happy with the end result and [...]

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[...] sleep this weekend as I am planning on participating in Ludum Dare for the second time.  Ludum Dareis a semi-annual 48-hour competition, kind of like a marathon for game development, where you [...]

Before answering the question, we need to define what being original means.  Many argue that true originality is extremely rare and even non-existent [...]

[...] own incomplete tools. This led to a lot of stress and almost no time to participate in the blog posting/reading and IRC part of Ludum Dare which I think is very important to the experience. Due to the [...]

[...] is a resounding YES.  This was neatly wrapped up and tied with a bow at the GDC 2001 Indie Games Summit rapid-fire talks by one of the speakers (I forget which one, someone remind me and I'll credit [...]