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This website can be extremely easy sometimes and other times it be extremely difficult. Its fun and it make time fly by fast. Theres a number of level on Code.org and it take time. If your a patient gamer this is the place for you!

This could help many advanced people who can use redstone to make an epic door. It could also help spark new idea to make people expand on past buildings.

A series of educational videos about how to create various things in Project Spark, with a primary focus on the "kode" language that Project Spark uses. By watching these videos you can learn the basics of how to create your own games in Project Spark, as well as some advanced features. Your host is "Mescad', a stay-at-home dad from central Kentucky who loves Computer Science education and enabling creative people to create awesome things in Project Spark. The current production schedule is that a new tutorial video will be uploaded on Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week. Follow @mescad on Twitter or subscribe to this channel to receive notifications when a new video is posted. Comments and questions are always welcome, and I do take requests for videos. Project Spark is a free game creation platform developed by Microsoft's Team Dakota, available on Xbox One, Windows 8, and soon on Xbox 360. Learn more at http://www.projectspark.com/

Roll20 is an online virtual tabletop for RPGs and board games -- namely Dungeons and Dragons. On the site, you can create boards/backgrounds, characters (referred as tokens), and much more! This site is valuable because you can easily play many popular board games online with your friends. In addition, the site is easy to use and there are many official guides on their wiki!

My sploder game. It is a platformer

Thanks to Jacob for this site with links to 3d animation resources... An Introduction to 3D 3D models are created by manipulating polygon meshes and molding them into objects, characters and scenes. Even if you don't have formal art training that goes beyond the few classes you took in high school or college you can still do great work in 3D.

Information about Valve's Portal 2, including trailers, screenshots and preorders. This game is great and you should play!

Since the reviewer quests just started, I thought this video will help. It helps you to learn about how to review video games if you don't know how to start.

Here are some great, high-quality art pixel sprites for you to use! Scroll down to find the download links for the pixel sprite files.

9 year old Caine Monroy built an elaborate cardboard arcade inside his dad's used auto parts store. Check it out. This has a lot to teach us all about game design!!!

This is an awesome link to a Gamepedia page with pages and pages of ideas and rooms for a Minecraft house or town.

This website can help anyone who is creating self-made sprites in their game maker games.

Starting designers have often asked me what steps they should take in order to improve their projects and/or designs. A lot of the time it comes down to fundamental flaws that I see in a wide variety of projects.

This video shows you how to build and operate a big minecraft TnT cannon that stacks 40 sand. This video was made RememberTomorrow !

ICT Central's List: Minecraft - Minecraft resources. Includes many resources for using Minecraft in Edu.

The idea of 3D modeling may sound new, but it has roots cartoon magazines, early-stage animations and simple electronic games people played in their childhood, somewhere in the '70s. And all readers (or viewers) dreamt those graphics could turn into reality.

GREAT platform game with a good storyline throughout. Give it a try and be inspired!

This is a tutorial on Youtube about GameMaker. This resource could definitely help a beginner who is new to GameMaker, and needs to no the basics about programming, rooms, sprites, sounds, etc.

This wiki includes many links to images, sounds, etc. that can be used based on creative commons or creator permission

Learn how to incorporate external sensors and input devices into your Scratch projects. We'll examine a variety of projects, utilizing different input devices, that participants can remix and share.