This is for those who are curious about Great Dragon Gaming. Now that I've stated the obvious, here's the info you need.
First off, I'm Draygone, "President" (and only member) of Great Dragon Gaming. I own all current US-released RPGMs (RPGM1-3, and XP). I'm currently working on my dream project, [game which shall not be mentioned by name], which will hopefully [not] be highly anticipated by the time I finish.
Great Dragon Gaming was originally created near the end of 2001. The name comes from an old user name I had, Great Dragon, over at the old Enix boards. I didn't stick with the user name very long naturally, but I found the name good enough to use for my "company" name. Throughout the years I've come up with many game ideas, few ever were playable, only two were released. One is an RPGM1 game called "Jester's Hunt" (Released August 2003), which can be found here at the Mag and at RPG Maker Pavilion. My big project, [game which shall not be mentioned by name], has been in development on and off since not long before I created Great Dragon Gaming. Reasons why it hasn't been released in all this time are various, but mostly it's simply because I can never make up my **** mind what game I want to make. How Jester's Hunt was ever finished, I'll never know.
The other game was EVIL: THE REDICULOUSLY LONG-NAMED GAME CREATED BY DRAYGONE OF GREAT DRAGON GAMING IN AN ATTEMPT TO WIN THE RPG MAKER PAVILION'S COMPLETE GARBAGE CONTEST, released at the start of February 2006. However, as the title suggests, the game was intentional garbage, and in fact cannot even be beaten without playing it in test play and changing the time of day in the debug menu. As such, the game is pretty much a forgotten title.
Please also note that I don't often swear. If I do, I'm either making a joke (like above), or something actually ticked me off enough that I'd post something like that online, although I usually am able to keep my cool
Currently, I do not have a web site. I used to, but it looked so crappy I took it down and was going to start from scratch. To this point I have yet to recreate it. There was a site and online guide for Jester's Hunt, but it's gone, now.
First off, I'm Draygone, "President" (and only member) of Great Dragon Gaming. I own all current US-released RPGMs (RPGM1-3, and XP). I'm currently working on my dream project, [game which shall not be mentioned by name], which will hopefully [not] be highly anticipated by the time I finish.
Great Dragon Gaming was originally created near the end of 2001. The name comes from an old user name I had, Great Dragon, over at the old Enix boards. I didn't stick with the user name very long naturally, but I found the name good enough to use for my "company" name. Throughout the years I've come up with many game ideas, few ever were playable, only two were released. One is an RPGM1 game called "Jester's Hunt" (Released August 2003), which can be found here at the Mag and at RPG Maker Pavilion. My big project, [game which shall not be mentioned by name], has been in development on and off since not long before I created Great Dragon Gaming. Reasons why it hasn't been released in all this time are various, but mostly it's simply because I can never make up my **** mind what game I want to make. How Jester's Hunt was ever finished, I'll never know.
The other game was EVIL: THE REDICULOUSLY LONG-NAMED GAME CREATED BY DRAYGONE OF GREAT DRAGON GAMING IN AN ATTEMPT TO WIN THE RPG MAKER PAVILION'S COMPLETE GARBAGE CONTEST, released at the start of February 2006. However, as the title suggests, the game was intentional garbage, and in fact cannot even be beaten without playing it in test play and changing the time of day in the debug menu. As such, the game is pretty much a forgotten title.
Please also note that I don't often swear. If I do, I'm either making a joke (like above), or something actually ticked me off enough that I'd post something like that online, although I usually am able to keep my cool
Currently, I do not have a web site. I used to, but it looked so crappy I took it down and was going to start from scratch. To this point I have yet to recreate it. There was a site and online guide for Jester's Hunt, but it's gone, now.