KENTONA'S PROFILE

author=Oblic
Seriously, of all the weird (I mean that in a good way) things I have been a part of on the internet, RMN is the only one I would buy, and actually WEAR, a T-shirt sponsoring it! If there were a handful of different styles, I would certainly buy a few for about $15 a pop. Granted, to make it worth selling them, you would have to buy at least 100 shirts at a time to keep them cheap enough for the customer on the other end, which would mean you would need roughly that many people lined up to buy them. But I really do like the idea of T-shirts!

Also, I am kind of hurt that I was never offered date before! Not that I necessarily would have accepted... But it would have at least been nice to be offered one!

If you check the original topic that holbert created (linked in the OP), a date was in fact offered then, as well. Not my fault you never took advantage of me!

I know nothing of DeviantArt

This gameprofile has the best logo image ever.

yo http://rpgmaker.net/forums/topics/13244/

Full engine list:
http://rpgmaker.net/portal/engines/


Prompted by a request earlier this week, I have added Zelda Classic to the list of game engines. (Hey, if we can have SMBX, we can have ZC!). I copy/pasted some blurbs from the website to populate the description and such, because I am not familiar with the game engine at all. If there is anything you'd want me to add or revise, please let me know!

Next, I went ahead and added the other two old RPG Makers: RPG Maker 95 and Sim RPG Maker 95. While I had some good info on RM95, I just straight up copied Wikipedia for Sim RPG Maker 95, so again, any revisions, let me kow!

Last, and certainly not least, we have: Eclipse Origins



Eclipse Origins is a windows based 2D MMORPG game creation suite. So now you can stop asking people to make you that MMO script in VX Ace!

Check 'em out!

Also, are there any other engines you'd be interested in having listed on RMN? Engines aren't too intrusive here, and it's sometimes nice to accurately label games with the actual engine it was made in, instead of "Custom" or "Other". Inform 7, perhaps? byond? My only criteria is that RMN is either actively hosting games in that engine, or is likely to host games made in that engine. I think we have a couple of Inform 7 games, for example...

author=Link_2112
not to downplay the idea of rmn selling rmn tee's, but anyone can take an rmn image and have a specialty store apply it to a tee. obviously not everyone has access to that. but it's always an option if rmn never actually makes and sells tee's.

that's... pretty much all I was hoping to do. If I ever embarked on the path of selling Ts