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This is a great website to create animated sprites and pixel art.

I believe that this site is a good site for sprite editing because you can zoom in and add a LOT of detail to a sprite. You get a whole lot of colors to choose from, to create your character. The website has a pretty basic layout and their are the tabs on the left.

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 website has various tutorials showing you many different types of code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, PHP and JQuery) and offers tutorials for beginners who have no idea how to use code as well as tutorials for people who have worked with code before and can create things without being showed how to.

Long, long ago at a GDC far, far away, I introduced the idea that a useful way of looking at gameplay is as "a series of interesting decisions". This comment has since taken on a life and identity of its own and appears irregularly in theoretical discussions of game play and game design.

This site is really helpful if you are a beginner that doesn't know what to do first. This website also includes a schedule that you can follow as you get better at designing games. You can use this site to find new tricks and tips as well as features and audios to add into your game. Furthermore, this site includes FAQs if you're still confused. Finally, this page shows you how you can enter your game in competitions and contests if you believe that your game truly is one of a kind.

This is a very good guide for how to use gamemaker

This is a great beginner guide to game maker. It has all different levels of difficulty.

This is a good article about video game and design.

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.

This is a very useful video for making a race in Disney Infinity. It teaches you good ideas and ways to add A.I.s and create a creative and fun racetrack in this game.

This site provides many valuable tips and lessons on how to redesign sprites. You can redesign existing sprites to create a new and unique design or create a completely new and interesting sprite incorporating tips from this website.

This is a great post about the history of Visual Programming Languages. The author also has produced an infographic about different visual programming languages like Scratch, Alice, Kodu Game Lab, Stencyl, etc. and their special abilities.

Brad Nelson (independent developer of the forthcoming Lone Wolf) will lead a hands-on workshop that provides information on designing and developing a video game. A short lecture will cover the basic design strategies of developing a video game, including the game's purpose and it's intended audience.

This is a viable resource because it gives you 7 ways to improve every game. It is valuable because I wouldn't want to make a blueprint on paper. I always thought it should be digital. 

This site gives you, the creator, some ideas of what the player will most likely feel when they are playing your game. It also encourages you to be creative and try to think out of the box. In general, I think that this website is helpful in a lot of ways. Hope you find it useful too!

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'Sup everyone! Okay, so I provided this website for GameMaker! Inside, there's tons of links that teach you the basics, and of course, the advanced use, polishing your game, and GameMaker "Language". It's ordered pretty neatly, and is very easy to understand. Please use this website to your heart's content!

This article talks about Unreal Engine 4, a professional game engine that I hope to learn and use for my 20% time project. Unreal Engine 4 is used by many developers around the world to create great graphic intensive games, and I hope to do the same and take full utilization of this awesome tool.

10 Top Sniper games - Sniper 3D Rust is now available for Android, iPhone and iPad devices.

This site provides an introduction to interactive fiction and some guidance in terms of downloading and playing text based adventure / interactive fiction games.

textadventures.co.uk provides a web based and desktop (Windows only) tool for creating text based adventures (interactive fiction). The stie also serves as an online community to share your creations.

This site walks you through the basics of adventure games including an Introduction to Interactive Fiction and how to download and play Adventure Games.

This page has numerous articles about how to design an effective game and aesthetics etc. I read and got great ideas about what I could incorporate into my game.

This website is the Gamemaker Community. You can share your games with other players, get tips and tricks from other game makers, learn how to make your game better, and chat with other players on this forum. This website also has a FAQ page that can help you with your game.