th3sharkk

Well, I can't say I didn't see this coming. A week ago I got a call from an attorney asking me to remove public access to the game Pokemon Evoas in order to protect Nintendo's intellectual property. I knew very well starting the project that I was infringing on their copyright, so I'm not going to fight this decision. In fact I'm relieved the process is rather informal, and I didn't have to wade through paperwork or get an attorney myself. I apologize to everyone that was looking forward to the game's release, and I especially apologize to all the contributors that graciously donated artwork and other assets to the project. Believe me, I had

Check out some of the game projects I've worked on! https://sites.google.com/site/vecshark/home

If I were to stream myself making the game, what parts of development would you like to see?  General programming, adding pokemon, creating moves, aimless internet browsing, etc... I think streaming would be fun. I can talk about stuff, respond to questions in chat. How many of you would tune in anyway?