Back in the 1980s a friend with a Sinclair ZX Spectrum got hold of a program called HURG (can't remember what it stood for) which essentially allowed you to create your own platform games.
A few of us had great plans for transforming the games industry and tried to come up with the next big thing.
Obviously it didn't work... (well, we were only 13 - I mean, as if someone so young could ever make it big in the tech industry...)
But I've just bought a copy of Power game Factory which is a cool-looking (and cheap!) program for the Mac that lets you produce side-scrolling games. I'm certainly not imagining that I'm going to produce anything that anyone else will want to play, let alone buy, but I'm looking forwards to producing something. Maybe a game in which designers shoot clients, (or ordinary people shoot demon designers!)
Anyway, looks cool - check it out.
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