I'll get the demo and try it out.

Much Love

So it's possible for random people to put their own games on the market? Interesting. Or it would be if I knew dick about making video games.

Yes you have to develop using Microsoft development kit XNA.  You have to pay a membership to get it running on an xbox.  You submit for marketplace and the community passes or fails it for bugs and other things.

Oh and i get a cut of all the sales.

Very cool man, congrats on the approval.

Ya third time was a charm.

That is awesome. Congratulations! 

Congrats on your achievement! I will check it out :)

" @JJWeatherman: Much love you will not be disapointed.  I could tell by your rich pic that you have good taste. "

so i played the demo and i hate this game it is not fun at all 
 
 
 
 
 
 
J/K man, i liked it and it is only 80 points so i bought it . Keep up the good work

Sounds cool, I'll give it a look, especially for 80 points.  Best of luck.

Congrats!

 @Fronominal: 

 Great man :D 

Congratulations, man :)

Thank you all for checking it out.  Working with Microsoft is fine its the community that can be a little slow and frustrating.  It is a free review and play test program after the creators club membership so i can't hate.

You guys are very nice with your feedback.  I am also on the "other" sites and people are not as kind and embracing.

That is what makes Giant Bomb so great! I have not taken a look at it yet (sorry, it seems I lied), but I will grab it today. For 80 points, why the hell not?

If you keep in mind this is made entierly by a graduate in 3 months.  I think it is a hell of a game for a dollar.

I have an idea for the game.  I know it would make an incredibly badass game.  I just don't know shit about developing with XNA.  If I did, I would make the game.  Instead, I'm going to wait for my buddy to finish college for video game development, then we're going to start working on the game...and eventually it will lead to world domination. 
 
In the meantime, I'll DL the demo and check it out.  Liking what I'm seeing so far.  = D

Ya the xna community is pretty quick to help other developers.  Also there is a  bunch of starter kits to make games really quickly.

" Ya the xna community is pretty quick to help other developers.  Also there is a  bunch of starter kits to make games really quickly. "

Xna is slower than using a straight from the ground c++ engine.  If you youtube xna you can see alot of tech demos showing what it can do.  That said it is alot safer and you can bring out the game on the xbox 360 without getting a publisher or dev kit.

Kudos, Fronominal. Pretty clever game. I just finished playing the trial and will definitely purchase it next time I have some extra points. Were you inspired by the game "Groov" at all? I felt some similarities in menus and musical elements of the game.  
 
Fusing twin stick and puzzle is a really great idea. I guess the only problem I had was when I was playing the 3rd stage on the trial, the beat speeds up at one point and starts to play different musical notes more frequently. Is there a reason for the different notes? Does each note correspond with a tile color? I wasn't really sure. The chaotic string of notes definitely ramped up the intensity, but at the same time, it was a little bit ear piercing and random. 
 
Good work! Looking forward to playing more of it.

it looks awesome, sadly I has no 360 so i can't really try it out right now.  
but for 80 points i'd buy it for sure 

I think I will try this out! Making a game is very cool, congratulations.

Sweet, congrats. I'd try it out, but I don't have a 360.

 @brooksee:
 
I played groove but it had no conscious influence on my game.

And the forum dies.

Bumping an old thread, I know, but this is the game shown in the GB Mailbag: Pakistani Pop-Top Edition, correct?

Looks sweet dude! I'll be downloading tomorrow after I get of work!

Yes i sent them a package@Origina1Penguin said:

" Bumping an old thread, I know, but this is the game shown in the GB Mailbag: Pakistani Pop-Top Edition, correct? "