Click on the image to play Star Wars For Noobs. Use the ARROW keys and the SPACE BAR to control the ship.

This game was made with Adobe Flash and it's based on a game my class-mate, Rafael Toledo, and I did called Star Wars for Noobs. I've been using Flash since 2000, but I've never used any Action Script until today. In the Spring of 2011 I took CSCI 3326, a Java programming class, and for our final exam we had to make a game using whatever we have learned throughout the semester. After having so much fun making a game in Java, and seeing that I have around 3 weeks until summer classes begin, I decided to try to recreate the game on Flash. In took me one full day to finish it, and in my opinion it's a lot better than the Java version. Sure it can use some improvements, but I'll save that time and energy to work on another project. I did this to become familiar with Action Script's syntax, and I was surprised to learn that it's similar to Java. Just look at the following example:
JAVA: x = (int) (centerx - 100.0 * Math.sin(t) );
Action Script: _x = centerx - 100.0 * Math.sin(t);

Just got this baby recently and it rocks! Reminds me of an itouch I once owned, but this is way better.

Network

HSUPA 900/1900/2100
EDGE/GPRS 850/ 900/1800/1900

Dimension

64.2 X 122.4 X 9.9 mm (119g)

Display

4.0” WVGA(480x800) 16M SUPER AMOLED
mDNIe(Mobile Digital Natural Image engine)

Samsung Android 2.1 (Eclair)

Upgrade to Android 2.2 (Froyo) is available
via Samsung Kies*

Samsung Apps / Android Market

Various applications downloadable

Social Hub

Integrates SNS, email, and calendar accounts

* Availability may vary depending on country and carrier

For the longest time, I've been dreaming about having access to some of the best features on the net. Most of which I know nothing about, but if I don't try it, how else am I ever going to learn this stuff? So, I've searched far and wide, comparing each hosting company with another, and the one who came out  for the win was hostgator. More info coming soon.

I have three domains. otakustudios.com, rgvclan.com, and isaacreyna.com, and they're all "pointed" to my one HostGator acount. My main domain is isaacreyna.com, and with my "Baby Plan" I get to point an unlimited amount of domains to this host.

Here are HostGator's plans:

I think HostGator's main rival is hostmonster.com, because they offer exactly the same thing and at a slightly lower price. Choosing between these two was difficult. I usually go with the one who offer's a better price, but there are two reasons why I chose HostGator over hostmonster.

#1
HostGator server's are located in Houston and Dallas Texas. I really like the idea that my files are located near me. Gotta support my fellow Texans!

#2
Both hosting compaines had great reviews, and I can't remember If I even saw one negative experience. So let's say both companies have never had a disapointed customer. What made me decide between the two was the  amount of people who were talking about about how great HostGator's customer service and support was. I'm sure hostmonster has good support, but judging by the reviewers and after contacting support myself, I really think HostGator wins.