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Topic: [Closed] Looking for partner for a NDS project.
Posted By: Blackroot
Subject: [Closed] Looking for partner for a NDS project.
Date Posted: 18 May 2009 at 11:12am
[Closed]

Hello pixel artists, my name is Albin Engström and I'm looking for someone
who would be interested in working together to create a NDS title.

What I'm looking for is someone with a genuine love for games and who
isn't afraid of a little work.

My contribution of skills to the project will be the programming.
All members will have equal say in the design/idea process.

Here's a 7 day game I made from scratch for a "warmup" competition:
http://gameawardswarmup.se/competition_entries/196/competition_entry_files/103.bin

Keep in mind that it was made in 7 days(including the level editor!), it's
filled with potential bugs and annoying gameplay (such as the jumping),
but it should prove that I am able to fulfill my position(yes, I can make nds
 games).

Like i said this will be a collaboration, so expect no payment before hand,
when the game is finished we seek out potential publishers and split the
money equally, or we create a prototype and try to gain some money in
advance.

Whatever you want, personally I don't like getting money involved in the
process of making games, but who dosen't like food right?.. :P

If you're interested or have questions email me at:   albinplusplus@hotmail.com
And don't forget to provide a link to your portofilo.

I hope I'll hear from you soon!

//Albin Engström


Replies:
Posted By: Elk
Date Posted: 20 May 2009 at 5:36am
Wish you good luck!

Posted By: Blackroot
Date Posted: 21 May 2009 at 9:23am
Thanks, but it seems I was to hasty.

I got response from some great artists but it turns out
you need to use the official nds sdk to licence games for
the nds, and lets just say that people without alot of
money and an office are equal to nothing in the eyes of
nintendo..

I sort of surprised at how rejecting nintendo is to
small developers, maybe some sort of backwards
"quality control".

Their loss!

Posted By: Antifarea
Date Posted: 21 May 2009 at 12:20pm
Hey, sorry to hear how things turn out in the end... I say don't give up, there are many ways to get your creations done without having to go mainstream... you can still make commercial games, just go indie.



Posted By: Elk
Date Posted: 24 May 2009 at 3:48pm
Originally posted by Blackroot

Thanks, but it seems I was to hasty.

I got response from some great artists but it turns out
you need to use the official nds sdk to licence games for
the nds, and lets just say that people without alot of
money and an office are equal to nothing in the eyes of
nintendo..

I sort of surprised at how rejecting nintendo is to
small developers, maybe some sort of backwards
"quality control".

Their loss!


Just look at what happened to Bob's Game

Posted By: TotalPigeon
Date Posted: 25 May 2009 at 9:27am
What about submitting a game via a company with that kind of appearance? If you've already completed a decent, fun game they might be willing to get in touch with nintendo on your behalf for a cut of the profits.


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