I’mma Throw A Souprise Birthday Parteh
I was checking out an old Disney-related DOS game that I found over at the Abandonware website, and that is Mickey’s 123’s: The BIG Birthday Surprise.
In this game, I start off by pressing the number of the amount of sheep you want him to dream about (you can press 0 and he won’t dream and instead just gets up). Then he says a random name he’s going to throw a birthday party for. I wanted it to be Donald so I replayed the part over and over until I got his name, and so the first thing I did is go to the toy factory to make a toy for Donald, and I chose the Mickey Mouse doll:
The next thing I did is go to the food store to buy 9 out of all the things to give the guests as much as possible because I wanted to be a really good host. 🙂
The last thing I did is go to the post office and invite everyone to come over to Donald’s surprise birthday party.
I chose to first invite Minnie as she’s Mickey’s girlfriend. Another thing about the post office is if I try to invite the same character twice, he says he’s already invited them. For example: “I already invited Donald.” Anyways, everyone’s been invited! Mickey then goes home with groceries and puts them in the fridge before decorating. He and his party guests await Donald to arrive with the lights turned off while Mickey says “Quiet. Donald’s coming!” and the next thing after that: Surprise! Happy birthday, Donald!
I gave one of each kind of food for most of the characters because I chose to give Chip ‘n’ Dale 2 burgers and fries instead of 1, as they are 2, and then I gave Gus Goose just an apple and milk as he needs to lose some weight very badly. 😛 Finally, all of the characters that Mickey invited are dancing their way out of his house one by one and afterwards he’ll say “Goodbye! Thanks for coming.”
And then he goes back to sleep which starts the game all over again. This old Disney game is a lot of fun, and now I’m off to discover more new (old) stuff.
Dig Dug’d Robots From Japan
I was getting bored so I put together my new TF2 profile artwork that’s sort of a mix of this game, Dig Dug and Wall-E:
Ah yes, it’s a beautiful pleasure being greeting by those two Disney-Pixar robots as my samurai and geisha duo in Japan… along with a derpy Pooka and Samurai Dig Dug riding on top of a Fygar. 😛
Time For Me To Get JigSawed
I was playing an old-school Windows game that I remember playing back in the Windows XP era when I was a kid. It’s called JigSawed, a jigsaw puzzle game where you need a picture file and the objective is to grab all the pieces and drag them to their home spots and solve the jigsaw puzzle. Here’s what the actual gameplay looks like:
As you can see here, this is a picture of Wall-E and Eve but it’s scrambled into puzzle pieces in shapes such as rectangles, ellipses, etc. After you completed it, a message will pop up and will let you know that you have solved the puzzle in an amount of time taken.
Now here’s what the picture of Wall-E and Eve would like if all the pieces are in their home spots:
I also made a bunch of other picture files that are 16-bit color bitmap files because JigSawed doesn’t support the ones with 256-bit color. Another thing I don’t like about this game is when you pick up a hidden piece buried in other pieces in their home spots and I keep deciding to pick one of the pieces from their home spots instead of the ones that are hidden. Jesus Dog Gone Christ, I always hated that to happen EVERY SINGLE TIME! Either way, I really enjoyed playing this fun puzzle game.
Oh Joy!
After I got some more new weaponry in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, I decided to jump back into Scribblenauts and made a new NPC character added to the Steam workshop:
She is now living in my collection of Disney & Pixar characters, and feel free to click here to check her and all the others out. Anyways, I’m heading off to Space Australia to kill some more evil scavengers and alien mutants before the night is up.
Friday Evening Sprite Sheetery Fun Time
I’ve been ripping and submitting some sprite sheets of the Nintendo DS variety this evening, and here’s a sprite sheet that got approved in the Spriters Resource website yesterday:
I remember watching this movie with my family back when I was a teenager but I didn’t even know it was made into a game for the Nintendo DS. I would love to try out the game someday in the future. 😉
Tuesday Night Sprite Sheetery Stuff
I got nothing major to blog about tonight other than I uploaded even more sprite sheets to the Spriters Resource. Here’s a sprite sheet that got approved the other day:
The reason why is because I remember watching the movie and the animated series as a little kid. 🙂
Latest SFM Artwork Project of the Day
Been doing some more SFM lately, and I made this artwork project of my unique Pokemon Trainer characters hugging street signs during their tour around the city while there’s other characters around like Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Mewtwo riding its anti-gravity flaming steak, and most importantly… Godzilla going on a city rampage but nobody gives a damn about it. 😛
More SFM artwork projects will be published shortly. So stay tuned!
Princess Anna does the Kazotsky Kick
After I got done watching my friend Tomala’s latest live stream on YouTube, I decided to make my latest hand drawn picture of Princess Anna doing the Kazotsky Kick (also known as the Soldier of Dance):
The reason why I made that is because I was thinking about getting a Kazotsky Kick taunt from the TF2 market one of these days, and also because Anna is one of my most favorite female Disney princesses. 🙂
Disney would be proud
I was using my drawing tablet this evening and drew a nice picture of Mickey Mouse:
