Safety on the Interwebs

Being safe on the internet is a tough task. There are people who lose everything because they gave out just a little bit too much personal information on the internet. Here are a few ways to be safe. 1) Don't give out your password for anything ever, even on an online game that you don't play anymore, because there is more information in your old Runescape account about you than you think. 2) Don't fall for a scam, I'm sure that e-mail from the prince of Norway is tempting to open and reply to, but the sad truth on the internet is that if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. 3) Try not to use the same password for everything you do on the internet, because if you do accidently let your password slip, someone out there will try to find a way to connect your exposed Youtube with your Yahoo, Facebook, and any other of your accounts. 4) Never give out your address, because there are plenty of creeps in the world we call Earth.

Wow...

I can't believe I'm just now getting around to doing the Choosing a Topic Blog. Hi my name is Mitchell, and I am making a game. Breaking news? I think so. The game I'm working on is a couple of minigames from various genres. The topic of the game is Terrorism. Yay I finally got a link to work like I wanted it to!!!

Back from the Snow

The past week has been nothing but snow days, so we are starting to get a little bit behind. Today we are going to continue with the paper proto-typing, oh what fun. We are having quite a bit of trouble finding a way to link each individual minigame together in a plot/story kind of way.

Paper Proto

The last time I was in my globaloria class we worked on our paper proto-types, but Blogger was down so I was unable to upload the blog at that time. We have a couple of the frames in paper proto-type form. I find that making a paper proto-type harder than actually programming in flash.