Here are some of the items included: Room Segments It injects a bunch of new 'Modern Day' style objects and characters into FPS Creator. The first FPS Creator Model Pack is finished and available for download. See you all next month in Issue 35, and if you've got something you'd like to share with the masses, you know what to do. I have to agree with him totally however, the book is gorgeously created and now it's available in softback rather than the wallet-bustingly hardback, it is a much more attractive purchase. It provides simply shed loads of inspiration (I'm seriously considering a congo bongo remake, a game I wouldn't have known existed without this book)." There we have it readers, a book recommendation from a bongo-loving fishy coder. "I think anyone interested in the remakes side of coding would be interested in this book. I can honestly say I've spent more time just flicking through looking at them than I have actually reading the thing." So, why is he excited about this book?. Perhaps the books best asset is the sheer number of pictures inside, there are OODLES (and boy, do I mean oodles). Going through those years, it charts games, technology, companies, computer and video games that were created in each particular year, and tells you about them. The book describes itself as a visual history of the videogame age 1971-1984. Soapy explains: "It was my birthday yesterday and I was lucky enough to receive a book called Supercade. Seeing as I too owned a copy of said book, I knew perfectly well why he was getting so excited about it. Soapyfish even wrote to me asking if I could pimp a book. It would appear that people are actually reading my mini product recommendations each month! One Mr. A brain-numbingly simple competition to win a copy of Evochron Alliance, and plenty more. Two massive tutorials (one on ODE, yay!). There are details of our first FPS Creator Model Pack. Back in the world of game developing we've got beta 3 of DBPro 5.9 released. The other two games are more classic sci-fi based shoot-em-ups, both of which are a real blast. Think Cannon Fodder, crossed with Robotron, and Friday the 13th. Zombietron is one of them, featuring a kid, a small hand-cannon, and a whole army of blood-sucking undead to waste. Not one, not two, but three great shoot-em-ups to play. If you're a lover of shooting things, we've got a great issue for you this month. Happy Halloween readers, and welcome to a fang-tastic Issue 34 of The Ghoul Creators Newsletter.
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