Nice hair flip animation.

Good artwork. You cannot officially do Pokemon (trademark reasons), but a monster collection game may be doable if you scrape off everything which identified it as Pokemon.

Looks like "Collems" to me. I'm wondering if someone would be doing a homage to "Bust A Move" soon.

Wow. Nice.

Ideal #3: "Combato Vs. The Castle of Chaos". What do you get when you cross Contra with Castlevania? This game, maybe. You play the last surviver of a platoon whiped out in the sands of some place, when the Castle of Chaos appears. Can one lone soldiers find his way out of the castle before the supernatural clames him for dinner?

Thanks. There is a few more ideals out there in my mind that I like. But will you like them?

Idea #2: Omniman. What is it? A six stage plus boss rush seventh stage bullet hell shooting game. But your not a military plane or space ship. Your the superhero Omniman, fighting the forces of the Black Network, who took over your city. Can you survive and free your city, or will the leader of the Black Network, Doctor Deviation win?

Idea #1: "Sinister Stanley's Sawmill". A climb game, where you (as Mountie Mic) try to make it to the top of a sawmill to save Little Nelly from being sawed in half and capture Sinister Stanley. Enimies include his henchmen, and various spinning sawblades. Featuring wooden logs, convator belts, ladders, and more.

I suck as a programer, but I have some good ideals for games.

What would their be to demo? The example programs shows what can be done with it, but are only examples. And having the examples without the basic language...is not worth the 'free demo'. Believe me, you want to spend $9.99 for this.

I better award someone a 'bomb' trophy (cause that was my first program).

A "Donkey Kong" type platform game where you try to save a girl from being sawed in half. "Sawmill". A nice little visual novel type game. A match 3 type puzzle game.

It downloaded well after I ignored the line before and after the key.

Is that an I or a line?

Might still have an international copyright.

Unless you own the copyright to "Flappy Bird", remember to call it something else. Also, alter the artwork. That way, it might not be rejected for publication for copyright infringement.

The problem is that everyone wants to create the most complicated programs right from day one. You have to 'crawl' before you can 'walk' , 'walk' before you can 'run', and 'run' before you can 'marathon race'. Start with a simple program like "Hello (name)", then go for a number guessing game or bomb defuse game (which is an advance variant of the NGG).

Check how you typed the code in. It is rather easy to misstype code.