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09-02-2012, 02:06 AM
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The only one I know of is Super Mario Bros. Infinity which used to work but now when you download
Super Mario Bros. Infinity files from
http://sandbox.yoyogames.com/
you get an almost unplayable game files.
The maker of Super Mario Bros. Infinity (SMBI) used to have in SMBI where you could click on Donate button or whatever to be able to donate.
That is the only one I know of.
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Believe it or not, apparently someone got their Gamemaker game accepted onto Steam.
I don't remember what it was called though, it was some kind of puzzle game as I remember.
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I believe a company in Holland called Vlambeer makes Game Maker games for profit. Super Crate Box is one of their titles.
I too tried to make Game Maker games for profit, Bouncy Cat being one of them, but there was no interest for it; Mark Overmars found it too complex (levels were too long etc.) and had zero faith in pixel-art selling (despite him admitting that GM was originally intended for pixel-art) and portals don't usually support GML.
Speaking of which, YoYoGames has published some games for mobile (not sure what OS).
My Game Maker games (Dropbox download links):
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I think not many people make games on gamemaker for money, because some people will not take them seriously as a 'proper' game, and also people who can get them onto mainstream markets tend to be able to program/afford programmers.
or i could be completely wrong :p
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We're using Game Maker in my Introduction to Game Development class and the thing that the teacher has been repeatedly hammering into our heads is that Game Maker is NOT something you use for a final product when you're a developer. Instead, it's used for prototyping before production even begins so you can make sure that the mechanics you want will even work.
According to him it's actually used widely across the industry, but only for prototyping.
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09-11-2012, 07:03 PM
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(09-02-2012, 12:44 PM)Vipershark Wrote: We're using Game Maker in my Introduction to Game Development class and the thing that the teacher has been repeatedly hammering into our heads is that Game Maker is NOT something you use for a final product when you're a developer. Instead, it's used for prototyping before production even begins so you can make sure that the mechanics you want will even work.
According to him it's actually used widely across the industry, but only for prototyping.
I'm curious; has he worked in any major console game?
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Is this your game?
Neko Bouncy Cat
Uh, no. That's NicktendoDS's. Are you trying to assume something or what?