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I using Free ANE and also learning from their code. So it's time to payback! I will list my public (some is remain private for my client) ANE stuff here.

Not only the screenshots are similar - Nyrthos draws a lot of influence from the Diablo and Gothic series. Killing monsters, leveling, learning new skills/abilities and looting is indeed the core of the game.

 

The game borrows the mechanics from other genres, and tries to make them work in its world. You will be able to build certain structures and manage resources and do other stuff quite uncommon in RPGs.

 

The game features a day/night/weather cycle that strongly impacts the game world; simply put, the night is very dark and deadly, so many actions have to be performed during the day. The cycle influences enemies, spawnable items and resources, events and other stuff.

 

http://www.nyrthos.com/index.html

The new Content Simulator allows you to effectively simulate how your Flash content is going to behave on a mobile device.

Jonathan Gay, Gary Grossman and Robert Tatsumi, the three founders of Flash, have teamed up on a new video project. It’s not necessarily something that relates to animation, but it’s interesting to see what these bright minds are up to.

For game developers who want to reach more customers, the Amazon Appstore for Android is a great marketplace to deliver games for Kindle Fire and Android devices. Today, Amazon announced the launch of free Adobe AIR Native Extensions (ANEs) for In-App Purchasing and GameCircle integration for the Amazon Kindle Fire, making it even faster and easier for Adobe Gaming developers to add these features into their mobile apps. With Amazon’s announcement yesterday that it’s extending IAP to cover games for Mac, PC, and Web platforms, ActionScript developers now have even more options to reach customers.

Woohoo! I finally had time to sit down and update the Airxbc native extension for Windows! If you aren't familiar with the extension, it allows you to accept input via an Xbox 360 controller for your Adobe AIR games.

Will Flash ever be able to get rid of it’s tag of being a quick prototype and animation tool? In India where we have a large developer base working on small games and animations for the web, the stereotype that a lot of people hold about Flash will probably always stay true.

Rubies – now available on your mobile device!