Need to stop being lazy.

Well, I’ve come to the conclusion that I need to stop being lazy and get some work done on the OS X port of Waxy’s Sushi Party. So, for the next couple of nights, I am going to start working my ass off to get an early prototype ready.

This means a lot of playing the game, taking notes, and fucking around with Torque Game Builder for me, and nightly development blog entries for the whole.. two or three of you who read my blog. Yeah, so, enjoy. >.>

Apple, Games, Life, Mac, Programming, TGB, Torque, Waxy's Sushi Party

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I've been developing games, websites, and software as a hobby since I was twelve years old, and I'm enjoying the continuation of the hobby. I plan to pursue a career in networking, while maintaining my development hobby. I have experience in several programming languages, on several platforms, with several APIs, including C, C++, C#, VB.NET, Java, JavaScript, DirectX, XNA, OpenAL, FMOD, Lua, and Windows Forms.

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