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Welcome indeed. Your GIFs are fine, but the way you've got them stacked makes it take up an extremely large portion of the screen. It may be better to have them horizontally distributed, rather than vertical.
 
Hello my name is Greeness I've always been a huge fan of the Rayman series since I firstly discovered it after buying Rayman 3 around 2005, immediatly I started loving the game and as soon as I finished it I got to play the other games in the trilogy.
 
Hi folks, I'm known on the Internet as "PypeBros" because when my brother calls me for a game project, he calls me "Pype". We're from Belgium, we've grown in the 80's, playing video games on a C64 before a first PC-XT enters the home in 1990. I've fallen in love with platformer games since the very first game I've seen, and the way they were built in the SNES era still has huge appeal to me. I love it when the game push you developing your skills while looking fresh and happy. The first Rayman game (played on PC) is one of my definite favourite, as you can imagine. Great story, great character, great design and technically impressive.

I had plans to develop platformer games since Sonic the Hedgehog, and in 1993 a new scenario arrives with a blue ball called Bilou that lost arms and legs when it came to animate it. I bet the story sounds somewhat similar, doesn't it ?

In 2006, I revived the Bilou project as a homebrew on Nintendo DS. This month, I've released a new game located in the "School Zone", and everywhere on the Internet, people who liked Rayman rejoice that the game make them feel as if they were looking at another Rayman game, without rayman.



So I decided to present the game on this forum too.
 
Welcome to RPC PypeBros!
Wow, your Homebrew game looks very impressive :D I'm definitely going to play it.
 
CHRdutch said:
Welcome to the Forum PypeBros! :D
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Thank you ;)

Eren said:
Welcome to RPC PypeBros!
Wow, your Homebrew game looks very impressive :D I'm definitely going to play it.
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Have fun :P Don't hesitate to train a bit in "easy" mode if "normal" doesn't behave as you had expected.
 
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