As you have read in my previous post (Basic Sprite Movement) a few months ago, I explained in that tutorial how you can make your sprite move across the game screen. Today, I will be showing you a game that

Philippine Arena is set to be the world’s largest domed arena by 2014. Iglesia Ni Cristo(Church of Christ) a Filipino Christian church signed a $175 million contract with Hanwha E&C(Engineering & Construction) Corp. on August 4, 2011 in a ceremony attended by Hanwha E&C officials including vice chairman Kim Hyun-chung and INC Executive Minister Eduardo V Manalo and many other guests to build several structures including the Philippine Arena. Having a 50,000 seating capacity and 36,000 square meters, Philippine Arena makes it to be the world’s largest domed arena.

I’ve been messing around with Game Maker Pro version for a couple of months now, and I learned a few tricks to help you build your own game. Game Maker is a software that you can use to create your own game without any or little knowledge in coding Java, C++, etc. By the way, Game Maker has a free version “Game Maker Lite” which you can download at the official site yoyogames.com. What I’m going to teach today is about basic sprite movement, it can be 4-directional and 8 directional as you like.

So let’s start:

Its been quite a while since I last posted here on my blog, and now I decided to have a new design for my blog. Last time I created my own custom design, but this time I used the “Modest” theme from elegantthemes.com because I find it nice and clean. I subscribed to their services.

Just a couple of hours ago I dreamt of a disaster, and to be honest this was the scariest of all the bad dreams I had. I did not woke up or stood up already from my bed because I’m trying to remember some clear details that I saw. After a couple of minutes doing just that, I stood up and went to the kitchen to drink something (water), and I came back to my room to open my computer to

The latest issue revolving around the Philippine Blogosphere is about the National Bloggers Association. It seems like someone or a few individuals wanted to form a group that would represent every blogger in the Philippines, and that is National Bloggers Association.

They said that the organization should be created to address the current problems reeking the internet particularly the Philippine blogging society. But instead,