this looks fantastic

Ah, thank you. <3

Red scarf blue shirt and shorts....

Those clothes seem really really familiar...

Oh? it is?

Yeah, can't remember where I saw it though

I loved that game so much! I wish it hadn't gotten stolen when I had it. D:

I'm sorry?
You talking about sparkster?

Yeah.

*waggwagg* How much will Microplay give me on trade in?

$3,000

You are amazing. <33333 That's a game I'd like to play!

I think everyone should play Deerster's Quest. It's one of the most unappreciated Snes games. lol

this looks like a game i'd buy on the xbawks live marketplace.

Ya, those older games would be now I guess. :D

It's the frowny guy scaling the wall that makes it for me.

Ahaha, glad you like him... I thought he fit in there perfectly. :D

Looks to me like a mix between a platformer like Mario and a fantasy adventure game like Zelda. :O

I thought of it as a platformer. :D

Makes me remember the old John 'Deere' Rambo game I was building for the PlayStation, many years ago. Wonder if the code and graphics are still laying about or if it's all long gone.

Oh? This interests me. :o

please tell me more.

The game was going to be something like five or six stages long. John was a very young buck when he witnessed a couple human hunters gun down his father. He made it a life long goal of revenge against the hunters. The game picks up, a couple years down the road, when John is old enough to make the journey. His journey started at the forest region, during the start of hunting season. Which means that he not only has to avoid hunters, their lures and traps along the long route to the human town. Each stage was intended to have very different methods of doing things.

Alas, my time was divided and the game was never developed past stage one. In it, John could very well die in multiple ways, slaughter hidden hunters in their blinds, outright attack unwary hunters and get a few does along the way.

I was making this, years before I became a fur. Which just proves that I was born a fur.

Yeah this one's perfect

Alwasy love your game cover type art, especially how you manage to change your drawing style abit, to make it look like it was done by another artist, even a classic game cover artist.