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A great site telling you what each piece does in portal, so if you want to use them in your levels later!

For those of you that are having a tough time with the Portal 2 story mode or editor, try using these 6 tips to try and do better in Portal 2.

Here is a very big resource with lots of tilesets. They are great for making the room better.

There are tons of cool sprites here! Just check out the background section, for example: so many amazing bgs to choose from! I think this is a place where you can find ripped sprites or fan-made sprites from several games (I'm not sure which ones), but if you're looking for some anime-style sprites to incorporate, this is the place to go! :D The pixels themselves are great.

There are lots of cool 3D sprites to be found here. Check it out!

This could very well help you through some problems in gamemaker. Little problems in the game itself and user tips!

Here are links to some anime sprite sheets -- more specifically, sprites from animes such as Bleach and Naruto (LOL). You could probably make a pretty cool fangame using these sprites, or just insert them as a NPC in your game or whatever.

Cube 2 is a first person shooter/ map maker game. I have used it before and it is a really fun game to play bot matches and create complex intricate levels. definitely try it out it is a lot of fun

Although a majority of the sprites are based (or are from) animes, there are still a whole bunch of cool sprites that you can incorporate into your game here. They also have some cool backgrounds you can use!

Hey people! I just want you all to know if you are looking for sound effects to add to your game, go to this URL: http://themushroomkingdom.net/wav.shtml. It offers lots of old school sound effects, mainly Mario ones. Anyways, hope i helped you out!

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.

Awesome maple story Sprite Sheet

RealTutsGML has lots of tutorials, whether it be making an RPG in GameMaker, the basics in Java, or a platformer in Java. His site is absolutely amazing, and I learned so much from it.

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.

this is a good idea and it shows the thought procsess so you can change stuff and make it your own

This site has a lot of great textures for you to use from animals to x-rays there's something for everyone in this site.

This site is pretty useful for those looking for the more animated cartoon style characters, though it doesn't have many it still may prove useful to some people

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This video shows the basic format used in creating an interactive story / text based adventure using the Inform software. The video is great as it definitely provides the viewer with the belief that creating a text based adventure with this tool is definitely viable!