Scratch

You should try for a Nano, the new ones.

There aren't many apps, but you get a nice screen, a camera, and you can get Phase.

But that's assuming you use a iTouch for music, which, pfft, nobody does. 

littletonkslover wrote:

GirWaffles64 wrote:

You should try for a Nano, the new ones.

There aren't many apps, but you get a nice screen, a camera, and you can get Phase.

But that's assuming you use a iTouch for music, which, pfft, nobody does. 

For music and internet.

Well, I just got a DSi, i use that to surf the web.

But good luck getting that, I sold my soul to afford one myself.

GirWaffles64 wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

GirWaffles64 wrote:

You should try for a Nano, the new ones.

There aren't many apps, but you get a nice screen, a camera, and you can get Phase.

But that's assuming you use a iTouch for music, which, pfft, nobody does. 

For music and internet.

Well, I just got a DSi, i use that to surf the web.

But good luck getting that, I sold my soul to afford one myself.

Hah

I already have one. 

I never ask anyone for anything... 

I can highly reccommend pokemon hg or ss, seeing as i got hg yesterday, and it's soooooo much better then platinum.

soupoftomato wrote:

You make your own WarioWare microgames. But there's light programming skill required which I know you don't want to do 

Very light programming skills.

Tonkie would make a microgame called "look at art" which lasts 60 seconds on normal speed.

adriangl wrote:

SSBB, Heartgold.

I got HeartGold yesterday, woo.

Tonkie, you hypocrite.

RHY3756547 wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

You make your own WarioWare microgames. But there's light programming skill required which I know you don't want to do 

Very light programming skills.

Tonkie would make a microgame called "look at art" which lasts 60 seconds on normal speed.

ROTFLMFAO!!!!!!!

But littletonkslover - I think you might actually like that game. You can play a bunch of premade levels with short story lines, and look at the code (it's not even code - it's just single lines/sentences that go together and make them do stuff! Very easy like scratch), and you can use that to help you make your own minigame. In addition, there's plenty to use for art skills. For example, there are many minigames that are completed, except you have to add your own art! In addition, just for the fun of it, Nintendo added a comic creator to the game, to make 4 panel comic strips (sadly it's only black and white). Also, if you have some music skills, you can design your own music for your own minigames, or if you're not good at it, you can still hum and make songs that are translated to the game    Very cool game - and it's coming out March 28.

That's just a bunch of katakana. I'd tell you what it means but I haven't learned katakana yet, only hiragana.

urhungry wrote:

That's just a bunch of katakana. I'd tell you what it means but I haven't learned katakana yet, only hiragana.

That's what charmap said 

What does むつひぬぎゅ mean? (If it even makes a sentance  )

Prismacolors are the pencils, Prismamarkers are the markers. Duh.

Illusionist, I ask like, 3 times a year for something.

FMT, IDK. I just got pumped up because my friend, and now I want it.

Wariosomething is for DSi?

Haha, RHY and friends. ¬¬

RHY3756547 wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

You make your own WarioWare microgames. But there's light programming skill required which I know you don't want to do 

Very light programming skills.

Tonkie would make a microgame called "look at art" which lasts 60 seconds on normal speed.

Programming a VCR would teach you more about programming than that game, but it is not meant for that purpose. I love wario ware games and the idea that you have an unlimited supply of user created games boggles my mind.