This build order is an all-in Planetary Fortress rush that wastes absolutely no resources or time. If done right, your Planetary Fortress will be finished and blasting away at your enemy's base on Scrap Station at 4:13 or Desert Waste at 4:26.

Here is a fortress house built in Terraria. It is able to house 18 NPCs and is well-protected from most hazardous events.

If you're experiencing lag, jumpy behavior, or enemies "teleporting" around when playing Terraria multiplayer, there are two common solutions. This can happen on both Internet games and over LAN.

A Minecraft build. This fortress/mine is built into the side of a small mountain. It has an underground garden growing with torch light, deep mine shafts (hollowed out via TNT), and an underground forest full of trees. There is also a deep ravine that runs alongside the underground. Screenshots were taken with John Smith Legacy Texture Pack.

Here is a Minecraft world seed that results in a very large ocean with several small islands. The ocean extends at least 16 chunks in all directions (max normal view distance).

You can download Minecraft from the official Minecraft Download page or download Minecraft.exe directly from Mojang's Amazon Content Delivery Network (for Windows). After opening it, you'll need to sign up for a Mojang account. Once done, you can play the demo, which lasts for 5 in-game days.

A Minecraft build. This fortress is built on top of a hill for better visibility and protection. It has two main buildings plus a lookout tower, and there's a large deck that overlooks the valley and river. Screenshots were taken with John Smith Legacy Texture Pack.

This is a comparison of the Xbox One console to a mid-range gaming PC. I will include advantages of both platforms and try to dispel some of the myths associated with gaming PCs.

I have never made a turn-based or hexagon-based game before, so I decided to try it out. Using rules similar to Risk, four players compete for dominance of the game board. When the game starts, you can choose how many of the players will be under human control. The rest are controlled by the AI. You can select 0 humans if you want to just watch the AI play itself.

My third game built in JavaScript Canvas (HTML5). It's a top-down "bullet hell" shooter. The goal is to defeat all of the enemy fortresses, which are randomly generated and come in various difficulty levels. At later stages it is impossible to avoid enemy fire and you need to rely on having fast health regeneration and max health.

My second game built in JavaScript Canvas (HTML5). It's a side-scroller with building elements and destructible terrain. Like a super-simple Terraria. It features:

This is my first JavaScript Canvas (HTML5) game. It's an endless shoot 'em up where the objective is to stay alive and rack up kills. The game starts off slow, but continually picks up speed. Eventually you will be overwhelmed.

Many are receiving this error message when trying to start Just Cause 2 on their PC:

Not enough storage is available to complete this operation

The first solution is to make sure you have enough free storage space and memory (RAM), and close any programs you don't need open. This is often not the real solution to the problem though. The error message may be very misleading.

There are two ways to disable movies in XCOM. One is to edit the XcomEngine.ini file, which I have had mixed results with, and the other is to physically move the movie files, which I have had good luck with.