What I did while I was gone:
Started my first year of high school
Threw a bash on Mischeif Night
Created Adventure Field 3
Saw a doctor
Downloaded 2 new games.
It's great to be back!
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Find me on Skype!
I just established my Skype account. If you have a YouTube account, I could approve someone for guest commentary in one of my vids or more. More info to be added later.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Making New Trading Card Game
The idea of three things came to me, and I decided to make a new trading card game.
(The following content is fictuious)
1 deck of 100 cards
1 game board field
2-sided Coin
This is the game of Code-Card Dueling.
Before we discuss the game, we'll go over the basic card types.
1st Type: Fighter Cards
Fighters are used in battle and move around the playing field. The card has the name of the fighter with its picture, and at the top left is its tribe crest. Below the picture displays any special abilities and its description.
To the right are its stats. Sword is for ATK power. Sheild is for DEF power. Star is for Magic Power. HP is its health. If your fighter loses all its HP, the fighter is defeated.
2nd type: Item Cards
You can use items before, during or after your turn. Each item has a different effect, and some items can only be used by certain tribes. NOTE: You can't use items on the first turn. The top has the name of the item, and below is its picture. Below the picture lists the abilities of the item.
3rd Type: Magic Cards
You can use Magic before or during your turn. For certain cards, a certain number of Magic Points will need to be paid in order to for the card to take effect. On the top of the card is the name of the magic, and a picture is shown below. Below the picture lists the abilities. There may be a cost value on the card, which means you'll need to pay a certain amount of Magic points in order for the card to take effect.
Once you have all cards necessary, and the game board is set, you're ready to play!
Start the game by flipping the coin to determine who goes first. Start your turn by drawing 1 card from your deck.
From here, you can: Play a fighter card, Set a magic card, or use an item.
Should you wish to summon a fighter, place their card vertically or horizontally on your card map. You can only have 4 fighters out on the field per duelist.
Should you want to play a magic card set it face-up vertically on the field to use it right away. OR if you wish to set it, but use it later, set it face-down vertically.
Should you use an item(not on the first turn), lay it on the bottom portion of your card map. Use items for your movement, set a trap for your rival, or use them to help you win a battle.
MOVEMENT(contains fictional contet)
When your fighter moves they roll a dice block numbered 1-10 and freely move around the game board. There sometimes may be a trap set by arival hidden beneath a space, so be careful.
Battles: When 2 fighters(one of yours and one of your opponent's) land on the same space, a battle happens. Whoever has higher ATK power wins. Players may use any item or magic card they have to win the battle. When a fighter is defeated, the player who sent the fighter loses COIN POINTS in increments of 5, depending on its level.
Direct Attacks: When a fighter reaches your rival's start space, they can choose to attack your rival directly. Your rival then loses coin points.
WINNING
The first one to lose all 100 of their coin points loses.
That's all!
(The following content is fictuious)
1 deck of 100 cards
1 game board field
2-sided Coin
This is the game of Code-Card Dueling.
Before we discuss the game, we'll go over the basic card types.
1st Type: Fighter Cards
Fighters are used in battle and move around the playing field. The card has the name of the fighter with its picture, and at the top left is its tribe crest. Below the picture displays any special abilities and its description.
To the right are its stats. Sword is for ATK power. Sheild is for DEF power. Star is for Magic Power. HP is its health. If your fighter loses all its HP, the fighter is defeated.
2nd type: Item Cards
You can use items before, during or after your turn. Each item has a different effect, and some items can only be used by certain tribes. NOTE: You can't use items on the first turn. The top has the name of the item, and below is its picture. Below the picture lists the abilities of the item.
3rd Type: Magic Cards
You can use Magic before or during your turn. For certain cards, a certain number of Magic Points will need to be paid in order to for the card to take effect. On the top of the card is the name of the magic, and a picture is shown below. Below the picture lists the abilities. There may be a cost value on the card, which means you'll need to pay a certain amount of Magic points in order for the card to take effect.
Once you have all cards necessary, and the game board is set, you're ready to play!
Start the game by flipping the coin to determine who goes first. Start your turn by drawing 1 card from your deck.
From here, you can: Play a fighter card, Set a magic card, or use an item.
Should you wish to summon a fighter, place their card vertically or horizontally on your card map. You can only have 4 fighters out on the field per duelist.
Should you want to play a magic card set it face-up vertically on the field to use it right away. OR if you wish to set it, but use it later, set it face-down vertically.
Should you use an item(not on the first turn), lay it on the bottom portion of your card map. Use items for your movement, set a trap for your rival, or use them to help you win a battle.
MOVEMENT(contains fictional contet)
When your fighter moves they roll a dice block numbered 1-10 and freely move around the game board. There sometimes may be a trap set by arival hidden beneath a space, so be careful.
Battles: When 2 fighters(one of yours and one of your opponent's) land on the same space, a battle happens. Whoever has higher ATK power wins. Players may use any item or magic card they have to win the battle. When a fighter is defeated, the player who sent the fighter loses COIN POINTS in increments of 5, depending on its level.
Direct Attacks: When a fighter reaches your rival's start space, they can choose to attack your rival directly. Your rival then loses coin points.
WINNING
The first one to lose all 100 of their coin points loses.
That's all!
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Wii Games Summer 2010
I'm participating in this tournament with a good buddy o' mine. I'm going to the King of Prussia mall on July 23 to take part in this exciting event. The following 5 events will be played:
Basketball 3-Point contest(Wii Sports Resort)
Bowling Standard Game(Wii Sports Resort)
Hula Hoop(Wii Fit Plus)
Coin Battle(New Super Mario Bros. Wii)
Mario Kart Wii (Mushroom Gorge Time Trial VS. Standard Ghost)
You can register at www.wiigames2010.com
You must make a team of up to 4 players.
Results for my end will be up September 27,2010.
Basketball 3-Point contest(Wii Sports Resort)
Bowling Standard Game(Wii Sports Resort)
Hula Hoop(Wii Fit Plus)
Coin Battle(New Super Mario Bros. Wii)
Mario Kart Wii (Mushroom Gorge Time Trial VS. Standard Ghost)
You can register at www.wiigames2010.com
You must make a team of up to 4 players.
Results for my end will be up September 27,2010.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
New Forum Site
I'm currently making a new forum site which will contradict some elements of the forum I'm at right now. More details to be added later.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
My way of gaming
When I get a youtube account, I'll be playing lots if games.
My FINAL list:
Mario Party Franchise
Pikmin
Pac-Man VS.
Trauma Team
Super Mario Galaxy Franchise
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of time and Majora's Mask
Super Smash Bros. Franchise
Mario Kart Franchise
Sonic Franchise( excluding Genesis games)
WarioWare Inc. Mega Party Game$
Bakugan (Wii and DS)
Super Monkey Ball Franchise( excluding adventure)
Wii Family game Franchise
That's pretty much it. I'm not going anywhere outside of Nintendo, Atlus, Sega or Namco.
My FINAL list:
Mario Party Franchise
Pikmin
Pac-Man VS.
Trauma Team
Super Mario Galaxy Franchise
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of time and Majora's Mask
Super Smash Bros. Franchise
Mario Kart Franchise
Sonic Franchise( excluding Genesis games)
WarioWare Inc. Mega Party Game$
Bakugan (Wii and DS)
Super Monkey Ball Franchise( excluding adventure)
Wii Family game Franchise
That's pretty much it. I'm not going anywhere outside of Nintendo, Atlus, Sega or Namco.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Powerpoint game finished!
Stacked Deck: the powerpoint game is now complete! You may e-mail me and ask for it! More details to be added later!
New Cell game
I am currently downloading a new cell phone game. It will take time to get it, and it will be helpful, since my mom's going to grag me to my aunt's house. More details to be added later.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
My PowerPoints
I make PPTs as game guides to help troubled players. But I maybe thinking about turning my Stacked deck game into a PPT. More details to come.
My new movie
I'm making a new movie! I's called "The GODS are AGAINST YOU!!!" The story is quite epic, and the big fight scens can be very intense. More to be added later.
Wii Network
I made a Team called the Wii Network, which specializes in entertainment. I'll have to get a youtube account before i can start making you guys happy...
Index Card Games
During my spare time, I make new games out of index cards I find lying around mt house.
Here are all the games I've made so far..
M.P.I.Q(regarding MP9)
Elemental Smackdown(currently in progress)
Stacked Deck(most popular)
Jewel Hunter
Adventure Field
Adventure Field 2
Please ask if you would like to learn these games.
Here are all the games I've made so far..
M.P.I.Q(regarding MP9)
Elemental Smackdown(currently in progress)
Stacked Deck(most popular)
Jewel Hunter
Adventure Field
Adventure Field 2
Please ask if you would like to learn these games.
The Start
Welcome to my blog. My code name is XANA. Please call me that. I am new here and i will be discussing my topics I do. This blog will also be availabe to the Super Mario Party Site crew. Enjoy!
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