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I've been looking for this article for several month, and thought that it was lost, until found it here, to my great happiness. Your work has really opened my eyes on level design and game design in general and inspired me to make games for living. Your games and other works have guided me ever since. Thank you for being there and inspiring people, Anna!

drvicki4 years ago

Hi!! I am studying for my Maters of Mobile Gaming Engineering, and was assigned this tutorial: http://www.auntiepixelante.com/twine/

Is it still available anywhere?

Thanks a bunch,

Vicki

lazymoth4 years ago(+3)

Your writing was so important during my formative years of early adulthood 10 years ago and to this day you are The games writer to me. Thank you for your wonderful contributions to the world. Love this level design writeup and its modern additions. For some reason that pic of Mario Land 1-3 was always one of the I most associated with your blog!

anna anthropy4 years ago

omg thank you!!

DaedalusMachina5 years ago(+4)(-5)

This is miscategorized as a 'game' when in fact it is a non-game piece of media in PDF file format. Please update your category.

max levine stuff5 years ago

I've always known about the first screen of Mario for a while but this goes way further and more detail about it!

Simon Hutchinson5 years ago(+1)

Thank you! I used to send my students to your site. I love the updates/revisions.

anna anthropy5 years ago(+1)

thanks!

Eric Guadara5 years ago

Thank you! Been looking for "To the right, hold on tight" because I remember it being important during my education. Time to pay it forward.

quasiotter5 years ago

lovely!

Raygan5 years ago

Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to checking this out.

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