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11.12.06: To whom it may concern:
Super Mario Odyssey is NOT dead. It is on an "extended hiatus" of sorts. Stop asking.
There is NO estimated release date. Stop asking.
You may NOT use the demo as a base for your own hack. Stop asking.
You may NOT use any ASM hacks included in the demo, unless I have released them as a standalone patch. Stop asking.
I will NOT release an updated demo just for you. Stop asking.

In short, stop asking.

Thank you.

(In other news, I'm working on some BIG updates to the Cutting Room Floor. A new look, a new database system, and of course, new games! It's almost done, so stay tuned...)
01.28.06: I AM YOUR NEW RULER
(and I come in both centimeters and inches!)

I have a water gun pointed at BMF's squishy green head. If he doesn't update soon, blam!

...

And you all need to bow down to me. (for those of you who didn't quite get it, I'm this awesome person)

Ah, those pesky HTML tags!
11.12.05: Up...dates? What a silly word.
Thanks to the incessant prodding of a certain someone, I've decided to start updating things again. First in line is the Cutting Room Floor, which has been horribly neglected for the past year or two, even though I have a rather nice pile of secrets ready and waiting to be added. Next will be the links section (which I may just remove altogether--honestly, who uses them anymore?), followed by a general tidying-up of the site. Organizational skills are a mystery to me.

Stick around, kids! There's more to come, I promise!
10.04.04: Update system, uh, updated.
I've finally gotten around to implementing a news script into the front page to replace my old, outdated update system (uh...WordPad). There's hardly any visible difference between this system and the old one, and it'll make future news updates approximately 527% easier. Screwing around with raw HTML is so 20th century.

Eventually, I'd like to switch the majority of the site to a similar PHP-based system, starting with the links at the bottom of each page. Can you believe they're all separate, and need to be updated manually?

Mad props to Weasel from Acmlm's board for the spiffy news script!

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11.12.06:	To whom it may concern:
Super Mario Odyssey is NOT dead. It is on an "extended hiatus" of sorts. Stop asking. There is NO estimated release date. Stop asking. You may NOT use the demo as a base for your own hack. Stop asking. You may NOT use any ASM hacks included in the demo, unless I have released them as a standalone patch. Stop asking. I will NOT release an updated demo just for you. Stop asking. In short, stop asking. Thank you. (In other news, I'm working on some BIG updates to the Cutting Room Floor. A new look, a new database system, and of course, new games! It's almost done, so stay tuned...)
01.28.06:	I AM YOUR NEW RULER
(and I come in both centimeters and inches!) I have a water gun pointed at BMF's squishy green head. If he doesn't update soon, blam! ... And you all need to bow down to me. (for those of you who didn't quite get it, I'm this awesome person) Ah, those pesky HTML tags!
11.12.05:	Up...dates? What a silly word.
Thanks to the incessant prodding of a certain someone, I've decided to start updating things again. First in line is the Cutting Room Floor, which has been horribly neglected for the past year or two, even though I have a rather nice pile of secrets ready and waiting to be added. Next will be the links section (which I may just remove altogether--honestly, who uses them anymore?), followed by a general tidying-up of the site. Organizational skills are a mystery to me. Stick around, kids! There's more to come, I promise!
10.04.04:	Update system, uh, updated.
I've finally gotten around to implementing a news script into the front page to replace my old, outdated update system (uh...WordPad). There's hardly any visible difference between this system and the old one, and it'll make future news updates approximately 527% easier. Screwing around with raw HTML is so 20th century. Eventually, I'd like to switch the majority of the site to a similar PHP-based system, starting with the links at the bottom of each page. Can you believe they're all separate, and need to be updated manually? Mad props to Weasel from Acmlm's board for the spiffy news script!