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This past weekend (1-24-2014–1-26-2014) I was privileged to work with a wonderful group of people as part of the globalgamejam of 2014 , which was totally awesome sauce. If you are not aware of what a gamejam is well it sure as hell is not jam that you put on a bread but a collaboration of individuals who are setting out to make a game within a limited time scope (48hrs) following a specific theme. This was my first gamejam and I am proud to say I worked with a team of talented individuals and we produced something that was worth while under the limited time. Would I work with them again, hells yeah. Anyway check out the link. I was heralded to work on the sprites for the characters while my fellow artist Christine handled the higher res anime styled art and the other team members, Adam (west) -programmer, Justin( bieber)-programmer Chris(farley)- writer/audio, jason(statham)- Team captain and myself Ned( Flanders/stark etc)-art ninja. This kept my mind off the depression that will further set in tonight. For more on the game and the globalgamejam event follow the link.

The team that I worked with on the global game jam of Jan 2014. Awesome people
Credits:
From Left to Right:
Adam aka codeboyman – Programming
Justin Helms – Programming
Chris Barylick – Writing, Audio and QA testing
Jason Lee – Programming, Pixel Art, Jack of Trades
Christine Bui – Character Art
Ned Mcl – Art Ninja
#gamejam
— in Oakland, CA.

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Chrono Trigger has been one of my old time favorite rpg even though I never had the opportunity to beat it. This game was released in a time when I simply had no funds to purchase my own games. I did not have mommy and daddy to purchase insanely priced games. It was a few years before I could play these games legally, yes I do admit I used emulators to play the old classics but when these games became available on the playstation I certainly did not miss the chance to purchase the collection. None the less I never had the time to properly play it again. The one thing I have to commend beyond the game play is the music arrangement/score it happens to be one of the best of it’s generation.
Eitherway this article is about Richie Branson a musician much like myself who loved Chrono and many other games of that era so much that he does his own throw back to these games. For more please check his website at the link below and check out his musical arrangement for his other passions.

Richie’sBand-Camp

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