User:FnrrfYgmSchnish
Fnrrf Ygm Schnish (fuh-NURF YIG-um SCHNISH): A series of seemingly-unpronouncable and easily-misspelled nonsense words I made up around 1998 or so.
I've also been known as Dark Blubber (on the Castle Paradox forums) and as Supernum on the old OHRRPGCE Help Me board way back in the stone age... if anyone else even remembers that one.
I make sound effects with SFXR sometimes when I'm bored, as you might notice from the Free Sound Effects page. A decent chunk of the OHR's default sound effects were actually made by me. So when you see my games using a lot of default sound effects, it's not because I couldn't make my own... those ARE the ones I made.
In the past, I've tended to start a lot of games but never finish them. My list of unfinished games is probably longer than most people's list of games period: The Kirby Lands (1998 version), Supernum and the Eight Orbs of Power, The Staff of Parupoo, Spuduf Splorchers, The Return of Xutt, Fnrrf Ygm Schnish (2003 version), Nherbi, unnamed Dragonball Z game, Fnrrf Ygm Schnish (2006 version), Frankfurter's Quest for Soap (remake), unnamed 8-bit medieval-ish RPG, unnamed Supernum game from 2008, and most recently a quickly-abandoned 2010 8-bit Contest entry entitled "The Giant Stickman Who Comes In The Night To Steal Our Hats."
I've only actually finished three games so far: Xutt's Tournament (which was short and awful), The Kirby Lands (which was long, but still pretty bad), and the original 48-hour contest version of Frankfurter's Quest for Soap (which was okay, but not great.) Xutt's Tournament is impossible to find now, since it's no longer available anywhere on the Internet and I deleted it from my computer years ago; the other two can be downloaded from Castle Paradox and Slime Salad's game lists.
At the moment I'm working on three games: a goofy 8-bit-style Mexican-themed RPG called Okédoké! La Leyenda Mexicana, a Pokémon tribute/parody/something-like-that called Puckamon, and the latest in the line of games with "Fnrrf Ygm Schnish" in their titles, Fnrrf Ygm Schnish: Alleghany Hell School... which is what I'm focusing on right now. It's slowly moving toward its first demo release, though right now I can't say if that will happen in March, April or sometime later.
There's a chance that Okédoké will be finished before the end of 2011, and it's possible that Puckamon will see a new demo release (possibly a complete or near-complete version) as well.
