Flash Commander Keen
This is an old favorite of mine, and so I simply couldn’t resist putting it in. Click here to play it! It may seem a little old, or “retro”, but remember that’s the point. To accurately represent the original game.
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Creating Flash Games
MX Developer’s Journal, July 2004 (Now called Flex Developer’s Journal). I wrote this article on Game developement in coordination with a new solo book I had coming out. As you can see, they put the reference to my article right along the very top of the magazine. That was nice to see. The full article…
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The Black Knight
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FlashForward: Live From New York
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Flashinthecan 2004
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