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Jul. 31st, 2006 03:41 pmI have achieved something momentous. I am now a GameFAQs Idol, the highest documented member level. Something tells me that I shouldn't really be proud of that.
Something more acceptable is that I've been able to add another award to Treasure Tower, a "Wasz Medal" from a review on Victory Games. The trouble is that only the Eastern Europeans seem to be heavily into Click games, so I can never actually understand any of my reviews. It's also recently been on the Bravo Screenfun coverdisc, which is virtually the pinnacle of achievement in the community as far as I'm concerned, but they've somehow credited me as "H+H Software".
On one of my recent Google vanity searches, I also found out that Before the Moon Falls was mentioned on a Cantonese weblog of some sort. Surprisingly, putting it into Babelfish produced a reasonably understandable result, and said that it was highly recommended. I don't consider it one of my best works (the lyrics were written when I was horrendously tired on a bus between two airports, and I've since forgotten what they were meant to mean) but it's good to see that people are still finding my music, even when it hasn't been released on my site and Modplug is still showing no signs of resurfacing.
Finally, I've begun the minisite for my latest project (which still doesn't have a name, hence the big gap at the top). Along with the normal pages taken straight from the Treasure Tower site, I've written a news/comments feature that will be able to serve as a development log, and hopefully this will encourage people to look at it more often (and encourage me to actually do something to the game). You can also see the gibberish that I type in to the high score table to check that it's working correctly.
Something more acceptable is that I've been able to add another award to Treasure Tower, a "Wasz Medal" from a review on Victory Games. The trouble is that only the Eastern Europeans seem to be heavily into Click games, so I can never actually understand any of my reviews. It's also recently been on the Bravo Screenfun coverdisc, which is virtually the pinnacle of achievement in the community as far as I'm concerned, but they've somehow credited me as "H+H Software".
On one of my recent Google vanity searches, I also found out that Before the Moon Falls was mentioned on a Cantonese weblog of some sort. Surprisingly, putting it into Babelfish produced a reasonably understandable result, and said that it was highly recommended. I don't consider it one of my best works (the lyrics were written when I was horrendously tired on a bus between two airports, and I've since forgotten what they were meant to mean) but it's good to see that people are still finding my music, even when it hasn't been released on my site and Modplug is still showing no signs of resurfacing.
Finally, I've begun the minisite for my latest project (which still doesn't have a name, hence the big gap at the top). Along with the normal pages taken straight from the Treasure Tower site, I've written a news/comments feature that will be able to serve as a development log, and hopefully this will encourage people to look at it more often (and encourage me to actually do something to the game). You can also see the gibberish that I type in to the high score table to check that it's working correctly.
