Online Poll Results from September

September's question was, "What do you enjoy doing most?" There were 95 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who enjoy creating games:

People who enjoy playing other peoples' games that were made using the Click products:

People who enjoy drawing graphics for games:

People who enjoy reading web pages about the Click products and chatting with other users:

People who enjoy creating examples for others to learn how to use the Click products better:

People who enjoy answering peoples questions about the Click products:

Online Poll Results from August

August's question was, "How many projects have you done with the Click products?" There were 76 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who say, "I haven't created any. (yet)":

People who say, "I've created 1 project.":

People who say, "I've created 2 projects.":

People who say, "I've created 3 projects.":

People who say, "I've created 4 projects.":

People who say, "I've created 5 projects.":

People who say, "I've created between 6 and 10 projects.":

People who say, "I've created more than 10 projects.":

Online Poll Results from July

July's question was, "How long do you spend making a Click project or game?" There were 82 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who say, "A week or less.":

People who say, "More than a week, but not more than a month.":

People who say, "Between a month and six months.":

People who say, "Between six months and a year.":

People who say, "Over a year.":

Online Poll Results from June

June's question was, "How do you get the graphics for the games you make?" There were 68 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who say, "I draw them right within my Click program (CnC/TGF/KnP/MMF).":

People who say, "I draw them in a special drawing package.":

People who say, "I get them from the graphics libraries that come with my Click program.":

People who say, "I use a ray-tracing program to draw mine.":

People who say, "I get mine off the Internet or from other programs' graphics libraries.":

People who say, "I get someone else to draw my graphics for me.":

Online Poll Results from May

May's question was, "What do you think of Jama 3D?" There were 63 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who say, "It sounds great! I plan to buy it.":

People who say, "It sounds like a cool program, but I don't think I'll spend my money on it.":

People who say, "It's not that great.":

People who say, "It looks terrible.":

I also resceved a letter from Mike K on this topic. Here's his letter:

I do not plan on buying Jama3D for the following reasons:

I don't know how to use Javascript and quite frankly, I don't care to learn. (A few snippets on webpages can be copied from anywhere!)
I do not want to spend more money on 3D modeling programs or other software which may be necessary to add objects to the games made in Jama.
MMF was initially crawling with bugs... why does anyone think Jama will be any different? (Sure Clickteam has great support, but do you really want to spend money on something full of bugs "again?" Sorry, but not me.)
In a couple of years, some other company (or possibly Clickteam if they get ambitious) will devise another product which will be even easier for people to make 3D games. Look... it's happened before with other products!
The hottest selling computers (at the moment) are the cheapos which sell for under $600 (like E-machines of Korea) and are not the top of the line 3D gaming systems. People would rather pay a couple hundred for Sony Playstation to play games than a couple thousand for a computer which could be used for so much more.

Of course, if I ever magically learn Javascript overnight, stumble across a Freeware 3D modeler, find out that all bugs in Jama have been fixed and that people are splurging on the hottest gaming computers around... then maybe I'll have to rethink this all through.

Mike K

I got another letter responding to what Mike had to say. Here it is:

Mike, here's a few things to think about:
1. Isn't most software buggy on the first version?
2. Think about it, if you ever want to make a 3D game would you rather learn JavaScript, or C++?
3. I know of some good 3D modellers that are either free or cost $20 - $30
4. Lots of people play computer games, and most people have good computers to, the only reason most of us have N64 is because those are made by profesionals, a good looking, good playing 3D computer game would do just as well i'm sure.

Anonymous Graham

Online Poll Results from April

April's question was, "What stile of game would you most like to see made using the Click products?" There were 106 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who like Roll Playing/Adventure Games best:

People who like Platform Games best:

People who like Puzzle Games best

People who like Racing Games best:

People who like Top Down Scrolling games best:

People who like Strategy Games best:

Online Poll Results from March

March's question was, "Which one of the products I've created do you like best?" There were 16 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who like Freddie Trims a Tree best:

People who like The Direction Calculator best:

People who like Space Combat best:

Online Poll Results from Febuary

Febuary's question was, "What do you think of Vitalize?" There were 17 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who said, "It needs more power for it to be of any use."

People who said, "I like it."

People who said, "It's a totally amazing plugin!"

People who said, "It's ok."

People who said, "Its ability to easily create stunning effects and games makes it a product that everyone should have."

Online Poll Results from January

January's question was, "What programs do you own?" There were 65 people who participated. Here are the results.

People who just own KnP:

People who just own CnC:

People who just own TGF:

People who just own MMF:

People who own KnP and TGF:

People who own KnP and MMF:

People who own CnC and TGF:

People who own TGF and MMF:

People who own CnC and MMF:

People who own KnP, CnC and MMF:

People who own nothing:

People who own KnP, CnC, TGF and MMF:

Here is the same data shown in a slightly different way:

Total copies of KnP owned:

Total copies of CnC owned:

Total copies of TGF owned:

Total copies of MMF owned: