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I have a fairly old computer (uh oh) and I have always been able to run Unity games without any problems. They run perfectly without lag and look great. But when I download the Unity Editor (4.1.2) and I run it, it says I can't run it.

Wasn't exactly sure where  to post this...

 

Ok so I just finished my second game. It's called boredom. There is a longer description of it HERE

Here is the youtube video I made of it:

If you want to try it out click this LINK

There is also a Let's Play of the game here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipZRo6LO-1A

Kind of a funny story that goes along with this. I initially planned on entering this in the Microsoft Imagination Cup, but at the last second, I realized that I was using a banned engine (They didn't allow it in their rules). Oh well, I said, live and learn. Does anyone know any other competitions this can fit in? Please??

For some reason when I click "Submit and image" on the Image of the Day page, it says I don't have permission to do that. I've done it before though... 

 

This is my first COMPLETE game. Basically, it's a platformer where you try to get to the end of the level. As you progress, the level falls to pieces behind you. It's difficult, it can be played by 1 to 4 people at the same time, and it includes a level editor so you can save, load, and share levels!

I have uploaded this game to my website XHHstuff and i'm working on the indiedb submission (needs a video).

Click here to view the iotd

Hi, I'm creating a 2D platformer game using Pygame. I [sort of] know how to move the world around the player as if the screen was following him. What I need to do now is rotate the entire world around him. I've done this in Game Maker using view_angle, but I'm not exactly sure how to do this using Pygame.
I have one idea for solving this: I was thinking of rotating the image of all the game objects and moving their position using circular motion where the radius of the circle is the distance from the player. If this sounds good, then how would I go about doing circular motion?

Thanks in advance for any helpful replies.