Mum, Dad, I want to be a Games Artist.

I want to be a game designer and artist, basically making games by myself for the masses (like Trouble At Bay).

And Wally, if you want to be a Game Artist... what kind of stuff do you draw? I might take you on to draw me some stuff.

Being a voice actor is my dream. And people say I'd be good at it.

Indeed, SFG is correct; Your art work is very fine, Wally. I'm sure if you keep at it, any game company would be proud to hire you, once you get older.

As for me, though. I've never really been sure what I've wanted to be. ...I did, at age 6 say I wanted to be a Chemist...which a bit silly... ^^;
Now, though, I aspire to get a job that helps to whom needs help...either human or animal. Due to depression though, I've had a 5-year stall, so to speak. v.v

Jamie-san would be good as a teacher or maybe a psychologist. He's that kind of person and that kind, and I'd go back to school if he was my teacher, yup yup :3

I want to found a software company.
I'm already a game developer and I'm making a remake of the original SMB1 for the NES and the Famicom.
Oh, and, for the record, I'm 11. Heh.

Tails wrote:

Oh, and, for the record, I'm 11. Heh.

I started my career when I was seven. Heh.

Unfortunately, I didn't have much success until last years, when I launched my first RMXP project.

btw, which software do you use?

Wally325 wrote:

Tails wrote:

Oh, and, for the record, I'm 11. Heh.

Maybe I was mistaken, Tails, but that came across pretty mean...

No, he's bragging.

But I can beat him there, with quite a lot of things *sly smirk*

Jymaru wrote:

No, he's bragging.

But I can beat him there, with quite a lot of things *sly smirk*

Hehe, I must say, Jymaru, I love my avatar. It Must be from some professional artwork.....

SonicFanGirl wrote:

No need to try and out-do each other guys.

Tails is on the SEGA Forum, and from what I can see, he's just exaggerating a bit. He's not an actual game developer, he's just using something called Game Maker, to make a Mario game.

That is game developing. There's several game makers out there:

RPG Maker series
RPG Maker 2000 <= Meh
RPG Maker 2k3 <= It got better
RPG Maker XP <= This is the best thing ever. I use this
RPG Maker VX <= I have this
RPG Maker DS (Japanese only) <= It needs translating into English
RPG Maker (other platforms) <= Never used 'em before

Game Maker <= Kinda meh, especially compared to RMXP

Sphere <= Kinda meh, even compared to GM

BYOND <= Online games only, not worth my time

Other things which probably aren't worth mentioning


On-topic: I've left school and I'm going on an NQ Computing and IT course from 24th August, in order to progress to the HND Interactive Multimedia Creations

Sidenote: I have no grades, which is why I have to start at the bottom.

*waits for people to do the Maths and yell "WHAT!?" in disbelief*

Yes, I am 14. Yes, I have left school (did so a year ago, officially (Yes, I left school at 13)). Yes, I am starting a full-time college course.

SonicFanGirl wrote:

Jymaru wrote:

SonicFanGirl wrote:

No need to try and out-do each other guys.

Tails is on the SEGA Forum, and from what I can see, he's just exaggerating a bit. He's not an actual game developer, he's just using something called Game Maker, to make a Mario game.

That is game developing. There's several game makers out there

I know that. I meant that it isn't his actual job, it's just a hobby.

Anyway, how come you left school already? Surely that's not wise? =/

Oh, it's wise for me. I'm smart enough to pass GCSEs, and can prove it. That's how I got my college course

I wanna be a Graphic Designer or a Game boxart designer, Though I'll need renders!

I'm, already a games designer, spriter, artist, all that stuff and things :3

I could literally create a game all by myself \o/

But I won't. Because I like dumping all the credit on someone else and going into the shadows, having done all the work on the project sharing credit
*doesn't like getting credited for things*

Talk about luck of the draw, the guy who came in today to fix the washing machine noticed one of Dad's lighting equipment lying around and mentioned his sons are in the film industry. He showed me the producer's website which features this: http://www.themanofsteelisback.com/

He then asked me what I wanted to do and I actually mentioned voice acting. He put on the phone with said producer, I demonstrated by Dr. Claw impression and I was then asked to e-mail him my CV...

Sooo, whilst I still remain doubtful about the whole situation, I'm pretty fricken' excited.

wow, thats really cool.

Thanks guys. I guess it's true what they say. It's not WHAT you know, it's WHO you know.