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Super Mario World Our first Flash game creation which we competed with TSA and won Best in State! We used Flash 8 and XML coding to bring this video game to life. |
Government Lies Our second Flash game creation, which we competed at the national level in TSA. We used Flash 8 to create the characters, environments, and game logic. Again we used XML coding for level design. Game play, story line, mutiple baddies, and sophisticated level design make this version Mr. Q's personal favorite. Trust us, you will need to be a Ninja-gamer to make it through these 5 levels. |
Lost in History The game lives on. Franklin High students (former HMS students) Amanda L., Leah P., Phillip M., and Nicholas S. competed with this "educational" version at the 2010 state TSA competition and qualified to compete nationally. Graphically, the eraser toss, and mouseover features make this the most feature rich version of the game to date. |
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Flash Games
"Flash Games" are simple two dimensional video games that were made with Adobe Flash software. We used XML (extensible markup language) coding to generate the game levels. We have created several Flash games so far. With our first one, Super Mario World, we competed with TSA (Technology Student Association) and won Best in State. With our second Flash game creation we competed with TSA on the national level after winning Best in State once again.