Congratulations to me for winning [size=85]and to Wiiboy4ever for being second and Vitiman for participating.[/size] [size=150][b][url=http://mfgg.net/mgctimer/]Here[/url][/b][/size] is the timer. I think y'all know the drill.

I really appreciate how you put mine and Wiiboy's name in smaller text XD Anyways, think I'll try and participate in this one too, but we'll see when the theme pops up and stuff

I thought I was the only one that noticed xD well cool, though. I hope to compete in this.

Does moving the mouse count as a button? By the way, this is a really good theme!

Holy Zeus! How...one?! I like it but I can't due to my military duties. :(

Wow, this'll be a good comp to put idea I've had for a bit to good use.

Okay well 2 keys IMO was better, I'm sorry but this seems too limited, not to mention that programming a menu with one button is highly impracitcal. Also, I can't imagine a game with [i]one[/i] button input being too much fun. (then again if it's executed right it could contradict this) Anyway though, I likely won't be competing in this since my original computer is stupid and doesn't want to display on the monitor. :/ AND I have to start school soon. But good luck to those that enter!

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLnnttH02DQ&feature=plcp]Heres a good one-button indie game that I found, and show it as an example.[/url] Also good luck everyone, if you try hard it should work out.

one button, this could be an interesting challenge. :)

Very tough challenge! I'll see if I can whip something up ^^

One button? I have an idea. Imagine something like [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np76lPXKfCo]this[/url], but Mario-y and with the non-jumping movement totally guided. I hope I can do what I'm picturing...

Oh man oh man oh man I just came up with the PERFECT idea for this and it's rhythm based and it's gonna be amazing

[quote="Speculum"]Does moving the mouse count as a button?[/quote] Yes.

I'll enter. I have a good idea.

[quote="[url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?p=356708#p356708]Roo[/url]"][quote="Speculum"]Does moving the mouse count as a button?[/quote] Yes.[/quote] Which means it is allowed to make a game where you only move the mouse, but can't click?

[quote="Guinea"][quote="[url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?p=356708#p356708]Roo[/url]"][quote="Speculum"]Does moving the mouse count as a button?[/quote] Yes.[/quote] Which means it is allowed to make a game where you only move the mouse, but can't click?[/quote] Yes. I guess it's techically not a button but for this competition, let's pretend that it is.

Can I use the complete movement of the mouse for a control method? No clicking, just moving it around using both axes. I can go in two different design directions with what I'm working on, depending on the answer to that... so knowing before too long might help things.

[quote="Miles"]Can I use the complete movement of the mouse for a control method? No clicking, just moving it around using both axes. I can go in two different design directions with what I'm working on, depending on the answer to that... so knowing before too long might help things.[/quote] Actually, I realized that it's a bit too much control for what I intended to be a very simple comp. I'm changing it to [b]NO MOUSE CONTROL (except the buttons, of course) ALLOWED[/b]. Apologies to everyone who might have started doing a mouse game.

[quote="Roo"][quote="Miles"]Can I use the complete movement of the mouse for a control method? No clicking, just moving it around using both axes. I can go in two different design directions with what I'm working on, depending on the answer to that... so knowing before too long might help things.[/quote] Actually, I realized that it's a bit too much control for what I intended to be a very simple comp. I'm changing it to [b]NO MOUSE CONTROL (except the buttons, of course) ALLOWED[/b]. Apologies to everyone who might have started doing a mouse game.[/quote] Well, now you're kind of making it [i]too[/i] simple, Roo... I mean, I'm sure people should still be able to come up with an idea using only one button, but that is a fairly limited gimmick and no matter how you implement it, it will start to get repetitive. At least mouse control (without clicking, too) allows for some more freedom while still being fairly limited.

Sounds like a great idea.