I recently got the R4 Revolution for the Nintendo DS for the sake of testing my homebrew on the actual hardware. It's quite fantastic to see something I made on an actual Nintendo system, running much more smoothly than on the computer. It really reinforced my feeling that I could quite possibly get this licensed and into stores once I'm finished. 'Course, I need to get a publishing company. As I've said before (I think), I'm looking at O3 Entertainment.

Now, I haven't checked up on SWFZ for a while, since the creator said he wasn't updating until the next version of flash came out. However, looking at it today, it turns out he's giving out the source of SWFZ, which means that I can start programming NWA3! That is... I can do it if I get Flex. Otherwise, the source code is useless. Therefore, I still may not start for a while.

However, that doesn't mean you won't be seeing stuff from me soon. Ramon Osborn sent me the music for TRANSMOGRIFIERS, but unfortunately the vocals I had thought I wanted interfered with the character dialogue, so I'm waiting for him to send me off-vocal music. I think he knows I'm waiting for it...

Also, Torque Game Engine: Awesome. Definitely worth the $150 they're charging for it. I'm working on a 3D third-person-shooter with it. And since the demo it comes with is already very similar to the engine I was planning to use, I don't even have to modify the engine's source code very much! =D

One final thing: I updated the Project Enthalpy website's main page. No, the site's still not up yet, but I colored a comic I did in Photoshop and put that comic up on the splash page. I think I like the black and white version better, though. You may see the black and white one at http://projectenthalpy.com/glooscale.p ng for comparison. Which do YOU like better?