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Hello Everyone,
I’ve decided to release Flight Arena’s source as a donationware. There are no restrictions or limitations on this release.

in Flight, Tutorials, santoki by santoki
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Here’s the next installment to the tutorial series on how to make a gsensor game.

in Flight, Tutorials by santoki
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Another sneak peek at Flight Arena’s gameplay. Check out the new video gameplay.

in Flight by santoki
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This may be of a shocker, but Flight has been one of my favorite games to develop. It’s not surprise that the Flight genre has been revamped with a totally new engine.

in Flight by santoki
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After several days of intensive programming and a total redesign of the game, I’m proud to present to you Flight v1.1! While there are still a considerable number of bugs still waiting to be discovered and balance issues, it’s very playable and has a boss level to reckon with.
I’ve taken into considerations to some of [...]

in Flight by santoki
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After a few days more than expected due to personal reasons, I’m glad to bring forth another update. This update however, may seem like a step down for some due to the changes that have been made/removed.
A few things to note:

Removed HyperDrive
Removed Random enemies
Added fixed enemies
Added a 2 blaster limitation
Added 25 FPS limitation
Changes miniboss moves [...]

in Flight by santoki
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As promised, Flight will be having continuous weekly updates. It won’t be major changes, but there will be updates. The current version is now v1.01b.
A few things have been tweaked and changed, but a major addition was the high scores. One thing to note is the static background. It is static and I unfortunately must [...]

in Flight by santoki
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After several weeks of brainstorming, I decided the Cowon s9 G-sensor would be best used on a 2D space shooter game and due to the lack of dedicated s9 flash games I’ve decided this game was to be made – Flight.
Flight is currently in its early stage. It has been designed for optimization and expandability. [...]

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