It totally is free dude...

The only thing that isn't free is the flashcart and you can play it with an emulator.

Also, welcome to omnimaga.

Technically speaking, as in method and execution and not the actual theory of composition, here's what I do:
I compose in Anvil Studio, then re-render the midi with high quality sounds using Synthfont, and then master the audio with Audacity, spreading the stereo and bass boosting and all. Note - all free programs. Maybe I will make a post regarding some hints and tips later or something... but oh my gosh it is four in the morning here I really need some sleep

You can also play it on the computer with No$GBA (look it up).

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HUZZAH! I am not dead, and I probably will still be making games and such.

Anyways, here is a quick pick-up-and-play shmup that involves aliens, high quality custom graphics and music (in my opinion), and a veritable f***ton of explosions.

It is the year 30 billion, and Earth is being attacked by an insanely immense horde of violently flammable UFO's. Emergency force fields have been erected, but they are weakening by the second. Your job is to destroy as many UFO's as possible before the defenses cave in, and then post your high scores here.

And now for some screenshots:



And now for credit where credit is due:
Michael H. for giving me the idea for the game some years back
Detonation Films for the explosions
James for DSGM of course

All graphics and music are by me.

In the near future, I hope to make bugfixes, and then make a more challenging and in-depth sequel with an upgrade system and tower defense-like wave and auto turret game mechanics. But for now, and then, too, we have this quick and fun score racking explosion-fest.


Enjoy!

Just as the title says.

I always thought your english was really good. I keep forgetting that french is your first language...

I wrote a short story for a contest, and it turned out really good IMO. It is only 5000 words long, but it is filled to the brim with action packed awesomeness, and it feels longer, or more condensed than the average story of its length.

"Trouble stirs in a secret military base when three mysterious mercenaries make off with a truckload of experimental conventional missiles. Officer McDowell is quick to pursue the thieves, but he soon learns that their missile heist is not all it may seem." - Description on fictionpress.com

So, here's the link. Review if you have the time, but no pressure. It's well worth your while!
Enjoy.