Hey, yeah yeah yeah! It’s the character I designed for Here Comes Launchman! Hoos!
welayabout:
The original “The Amazing Launchman” didn’t have a plot. This one has a bit of a plot! Just a bit. Head past the break to learn more about it, and meet your partner, Sanford!
Woah! It’s a look inside the game coming soon from The Layabouts (the little group of children Leiden and I helped found). Check it out!
welayabout:
Hello there folks! This is the first of what will hopefully be several posts about development status, creative process, and more around our upcoming game, Here Comes Launchman. Today I’m going to talk about a bit of the history behind the genesis of the project.
I have this habit of keeping old computers around, and I haven’t been able to find the time to make them workable for daily use. Well, this morning I decided I would try and get Lubuntu (a lightweight Ubuntu branch based on the LXDE environment) running on an old Thinkpad X40 of mine.
So far, it’s looking pretty snazzy, don’tcha think?
The first Pac-Man I ever played was on the original Game Boy and for some reason, my dad saying that sticks in my head.
I didn’t think this comic would make sense without some animation (well, at least the first panel; the second one I animated for fun). In the sense that this is a comic with animation and also about a video game, I guess you could say this is a nod to Zac Gorman’s “I Draw Nintendo” comics.
One of my favorite things. I have no more to say.
Lovely error music from the Nintendo Satellaview. Error screens should always have music like this.
Welcome, internet voyagers! It seems as if you have stumbled upon this meager pile of words we call a website. I’m Ted, the best one here, and the other guy contributing to the site is Leiden, the west one here. You’ll be seeing a lot more piles of words in the near future, so try not to squirm away from the computer while you’re at it.
