Category:Acord Games - Revision history

Aderack: Redirected page to Category:Gary Acord

2012-06-11T00:28:36Z

Redirected page to Category:Gary Acord

Aderack at 20:09, 7 July 2011

2011-07-07T20:09:50Z

Aderack: /* Links */

2011-03-22T13:28:05Z

Links

Aderack at 21:19, 24 February 2011

2011-02-24T21:19:31Z

Aderack at 21:17, 24 February 2011

2011-02-24T21:17:22Z

Aderack at 11:57, 24 February 2011

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Aderack at 11:26, 23 February 2011

2011-02-23T11:26:04Z

Aderack at 20:26, 22 February 2011

2011-02-22T20:26:45Z

Aderack: /* Registration information */

2011-02-22T20:25:49Z

Registration information

Aderack at 00:46, 28 December 2010

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← Older revision		Revision as of 00:28, 11 June 2012
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−	[[~~File~~:~~Acord.gif\|320px\|thumb\|Acord~~: ~~The World's Greatest Super-Hero Games]]~~	+	#REDIRECT [[:Category: Gary Acord]]
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−	~~The publishing label of a certain '''~~Gary Acord~~'''. Huge comic book fan, apparently. Also fond of ''Wolfenstein'' and scantily clad ladies.~~
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−	~~Most his games seem to use a common pool of resources, and several involve a ''Pac-Man'' tribute of some sort.~~
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−	Acord's first [[Game-Maker]] game appears to have been ''[[Icemare]]'', which is based heavily on ''[[Penguin Pete]]''. After that come his core games -- the ''[[Zapman]]''/''[[Zapper]]'' series, ''[[Capn Zapn]]'', ''[[Major Marvel]]'', ''[[Jaxon Zoose]]'', and ''[[Street Wolf]]''. We can probably consider ''[[Dogs]]'', ''[[The Head]]'', and ''[[Spacecraft]]'' spin-offs of those games, that appropriate recurring enemies or elements as protagonists. Then we have the ''Pac-Man'' clones, that seem to have spun off of ''The Fantastic Zapman''. And finally we have the megamixes -- ''[[Anyworld]]'', ''[[Superheroes]]'', and ''[[Ultimare]]'' -- which fold all of the previous games together into a mush of a muchness. As it were.
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−	~~So if one is to make sense of the catalog, it's probably best to start with that core run of games listed above.~~
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−	~~More information pending.~~
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−	~~==Registration information==~~
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−	~~: 823 Salmon Drive~~
−	~~: Dallas, TX 752O8~~
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−	~~==Links==~~
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−	* [http://Acordgames.webstarts.com Acord Games]
−	* [http://www.hotud.org/most-recent/search-results-m130/keywords:acord/page:1/limit:35/ Home of the Underdogs] (search results)
−	* [http://www.wolfensteingoodies.com/wolfensteingoodies/acordgames.htm Wolfenstein Goodies]
−	* [http://www.myspace.com/469156972 Dr. Gary @ Myspace]
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−	~~[[Category: Game-Maker artists]]~~
−	~~[[Category: Contacted users~~]]

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 * [http://www.hotud.org/most-recent/search-results-m130/keywords:acord/page:1/limit:35/ Home of the Underdogs] (search results)
 * [http://www.wolfensteingoodies.com/wolfensteingoodies/acordgames.htm Wolfenstein Goodies]
 [[Category:Game-Maker artists]]

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 Most his games seem to use a common pool of resources, and several involve a ''Pac-Man'' tribute of some sort.
-Acord's first [[Game-Maker]] game appears to have been ''[[Icemare]]'', which is based heavily on ''[[Penguin Pete]]''. After that come his core games -- the ''[[Zapman]]''/''[[Zapper]]'' series, ''[[Capn Zapn]]'', ''[[Major Marvel]]'', ''[[Jaxon Zoose]]'', and ''[[Street Wolf]]''. We can probably consider ''[[Dogs]]'', ''[[The Head]]'', and ''[[Spacecraft]]'' spin-offs of those games, that appropriate recurring enemies or elements as protagonists. Then we have the ''Pac-Man'' clones, that seem to have spun off of ''The Fantastic Zapman''. And finally we have the megamixes -- ''[[Anyworld]]'', ''[[Superheroes]]'', and ''[[Ultimare]]'' -- which fold all of the previous games together into a mush of a muchness. As it were. So if anyone is to make sense of the catalog, it's probably with that primary run of games listed above.
+Acord's first [[Game-Maker]] game appears to have been ''[[Icemare]]'', which is based heavily on ''[[Penguin Pete]]''. After that come his core games -- the ''[[Zapman]]''/''[[Zapper]]'' series, ''[[Capn Zapn]]'', ''[[Major Marvel]]'', ''[[Jaxon Zoose]]'', and ''[[Street Wolf]]''. We can probably consider ''[[Dogs]]'', ''[[The Head]]'', and ''[[Spacecraft]]'' spin-offs of those games, that appropriate recurring enemies or elements as protagonists. Then we have the ''Pac-Man'' clones, that seem to have spun off of ''The Fantastic Zapman''. And finally we have the megamixes -- ''[[Anyworld]]'', ''[[Superheroes]]'', and ''[[Ultimare]]'' -- which fold all of the previous games together into a mush of a muchness. As it were.
 More information pending.

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 Most his games seem to use a common pool of resources, and several involve a ''Pac-Man'' tribute of some sort.
-Acord's first [[Game-Maker]] game appears to have been the ''[[Penguin Pete]]'' character swap ''[[Icemare]]''. After that come his core games -- the ''[[Zapman]]''/''[[Zapper]]'' series, ''[[Capn Zapn]]'', ''[[Major Marvel]]'', ''[[Jaxon Zoose]]'', and ''[[Street Wolf]]''. We can probably consider ''[[Dogs]]'', ''[[The Head]]'', and ''[[Spacecraft]]'' spin-offs of those games, that appropriate recurring enemies or elements as protagonists. Then we have the ''Pac-Man'' clones, that seem to have spun off of ''The Fantastic Zapman''. And finally we have the megamixes -- ''[[Anyworld]]'', ''[[Superheroes]]'', and ''[[Ultimare]]'' -- which fold all of the previous games together into a mush of a muchness. As it were. So if anyone is to make sense of the catalog, it's probably with that primary run of games listed above.
+Acord's first [[Game-Maker]] game appears to have been ''[[Icemare]]'', which is based heavily on ''[[Penguin Pete]]''. After that come his core games -- the ''[[Zapman]]''/''[[Zapper]]'' series, ''[[Capn Zapn]]'', ''[[Major Marvel]]'', ''[[Jaxon Zoose]]'', and ''[[Street Wolf]]''. We can probably consider ''[[Dogs]]'', ''[[The Head]]'', and ''[[Spacecraft]]'' spin-offs of those games, that appropriate recurring enemies or elements as protagonists. Then we have the ''Pac-Man'' clones, that seem to have spun off of ''The Fantastic Zapman''. And finally we have the megamixes -- ''[[Anyworld]]'', ''[[Superheroes]]'', and ''[[Ultimare]]'' -- which fold all of the previous games together into a mush of a muchness. As it were. So if anyone is to make sense of the catalog, it's probably with that primary run of games listed above.
 More information pending.

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 The publishing label of a certain '''Gary Acord'''. Huge comic book fan, apparently. Also fond of ''Wolfenstein'' and scantily clad ladies.
-All his games seem to use a common pool of resources, and most of them are based around either a ''Pac-Man'' tribute or simple edits of RSD's [[demo games]].
+Most his games seem to use a common pool of resources, and several involve a ''Pac-Man'' tribute of some sort.
 Acord's first [[Game-Maker]] game appears to have been the ''[[Penguin Pete]]'' character swap ''[[Icemare]]''. After that come his core games -- the ''[[Zapman]]''/''[[Zapper]]'' series, ''[[Capn Zapn]]'', ''[[Major Marvel]]'', ''[[Jaxon Zoose]]'', and ''[[Street Wolf]]''. We can probably consider ''[[Dogs]]'', ''[[The Head]]'', and ''[[Spacecraft]]'' spin-offs of those games, that appropriate recurring enemies or elements as protagonists. Then we have the ''Pac-Man'' clones, that seem to have spun off of ''The Fantastic Zapman''. And finally we have the megamixes -- ''[[Anyworld]]'', ''[[Superheroes]]'', and ''[[Ultimare]]'' -- which fold all of the previous games together into a mush of a muchness. As it were. So if anyone is to make sense of the catalog, it's probably with that primary run of games listed above.

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 ==Links==
-* [http://acordgames.webs.com/ Acord Games]
+* [http://Acordgames.webstarts.com  Acord Games]
 * [http://www.hotud.org/most-recent/search-results-m130/keywords:acord/page:1/limit:35/ Home of the Underdogs] (search results)
 [[Category:Game-Maker artists]]

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 ==Registration information==
-: 823  SALMON
+: 823 Salmon Drive
-: DALLAS, TX 752O8
+: Dallas, TX 752O8
 ==Links==