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Well, a regular update schedule is one way of getting readers, but if the comic is good enough it's not truly necessary. Plus on DD people can "favourite" your comic, which means they can see when you've updated. You wouldn't be shunned for it. You might be shunned for promising a regular...

Well, yeah, but if that's what you want you should be writing your own game in C++ or Java. Or even BASIC.

I don't. An "ending" is a situation where the game ends without death.

Um... seriously? Completely written, proof-read, re-written if necessary, proof-read again, and ready for the general public in less than a month? :rolleyes: ...Well, anyway, when it's done let me know and I may read it.

I was assuming "no assembly" when I answered the question.

1. Studio Pixel. 2. Yes. 3. Yes and no. He's making improvements for the Wii release, but I don't believe the improvements will be available on the other platforms.

1. No. 2. Yes. 3. Probably not. http://cavestory.org/downloads_5.php

Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if Mr Sakamoto is dead. But as people have said, there is no proof either way.

I think Commander Keen doesn't have momentum. Jill of the Jungle. Jazz Jackrabbit, maybe? Other old DOS games.

...Guh? Since when does putting the comic on a proper site mean that you have to update regularly? I read several comics whose update schedule is "whenever I feel like it". Agreed. I would also prefer DrunkDuck since I read quite a few comics there. EDIT: Oops – I meant to make this an edit...

To be perfectly honest, I think it would have been better serious. The "comic relief" was just too random for my liking.

Sue's note, maybe? Or talking with Momorin?

Uh... I don't think CDs can use FAT... if I'm right, see below. Your Mac probably doesn't have a floppy drive, so I'd recommend buying a memory key/flash drive if you don't already own one. I believe they're fairly cheap now. But double-check first on the back of your Windows computer that...

If you're using a disk that's unreadable, and it's a floppy disk or a memory key/flash drive, then you need to format it as FAT in order for Windows to read it. There is a program called WINE which can run Windows applications on Unix-based operating systems. Since MacOSX is a unix-based...

You've answered your own question. It's not either of those points individually that shows she cannot be the Doctor's daughter – it's both of them put together.

Oh my – the whole first page of the Mods forum is flooded with spam... At least I'm pretty sure it's spam.

Sorry, this is about yet another PC editor. :D

It's not hard if you get down to the bottom of the screen while the water's high. As long as you stay away from the bottom (particularly the place where the tow-rope is) you should be fine on that count. One thing I dislike about the Core is that you can't walk on all the balconies... yet Curly...

...Oh well... I was hoping...

Okay then. Theoretically, it may be possible to run the PC version of the game and the PC game editor on your Mac. However, it's not guaranteed to work, and it requires that you download and install something. If you have access to Windows 98, though, that's probably better. On Windows? No. You...

No, the Doctor could not be Sue's father. He is not truly a part of the Sakomoto group – he just came along to provide medical service. Sue is fairly old – maybe even a teenager, or almost one.

There's nothing wrong with showing the name in red, though. :mad: It's just that it's silly to suggest that if it were not red that it would be a different name.

What's Weapon 0008?

Well, if it's not MacOSX, then there's no chance of running the PC version on it. Try checking the version on the OSX computer. Or just use Window 98 like you said. It would probably be easier.

Well, there are two possible explanations that I can think of: her father had darker skin, or she spends a lot of time outdoors (and hence is tanned). It could even be a combination of the two.