One of the hardest things to do in this step was to add motion guides to the game. Assembling the game was harder than I actually expected, but looked good once we had it done. One thing we knew we'd have to do from the start was mask each game screen on one profile, which made it easier when we started assembling the game. One other question I must answer is "if you had money, influence and power, what would you do to make an impact for the better?" If I had all this, I would improve the world by helping to raise money for charities that help people effected by natural disasters

Adding Interaction

So far, i like working in class, I like the challenges of finding out ways to make our game to work the way we plan. Right now, we are trying to figure out how to randomly show a fram by clicking on a button. We are also wanting to know how to start a guided motion sceen by clicking a button with actiopn script. We have many plans, and we are going to have to do a lot of lookin to find what we need.

Adding Animation

I am doing this blog late because I didnt even know we were suposed to do it, but here we go. Out of all the games I've played, the animation I found the best was the animation from SmackDown! vs. Raw 2010. Each wrestler looks just like they do in real life. Here is a link to a picture for the game.
http://ps2media.ign.com/ps2/image/article/103/1035969/wwe-smackdown-vs-raw-2010-20091016011501704.jpg

Adding Sound

In class these last two days, we learned how to add sound to our games. Sound can add a mood to a game and help the player enjoy it more. When playing Conflict: Desert Storm, The music playing from area to area helps warn me if I'm coming up on something dangerous. Our game has a lot of potential in the soound area, but unfortunatly, I'm not getting much information out of the blogs I follow.