mikey wrote:1. What will happen with ToL2? I think if you don't plan to resume work, you could make a memorial page of some sort, so we can see some of the artwork, the story... you know.
ToL 2 will still be made... just not for a while. But you're used to that, right? XD
mikey wrote:2. Do you have any plans with the forum because of this? Just don't change it, it's one of a kind!!
Nope, no plans to change the forum. I like you guys and the community too much
mikey wrote:3. At times you said "give me a script and I'll make a game". Does that still stand? Just curious on this one though. Don't let MetroBlues alone in the cold!
From Metro Blues I learned that doesn't work too well

So I don't think I'll be doing that anymore. Unless the writer puts the script in the right format maybe ^_^
mikey wrote:4. Yeeeees, of course, this obviously is what I've been asking myself. Because of this announcement, do you actually already have plans/are working on an anime-style game project? It's fine to keep it seret though... no need for additional pressure.
Now that I'm under less pressure to work on the ren'ai stuff so much, I have tons of game ideas that I can handle efficiently. After wrapping up MB, I'll probably be working on:
Lemma's Loop - a puzzle game that is competition-oriented, like Super Puzzle Fighter is. Destroy blocks in various ways to send crud over to your opponent's side! Woo!

If I feel so inclined (which I probably will) there might be an R-rated version where you play, er, Strip Loop...?

I need to express my new sexy drawing skills
Ninja Chef Ayaka - I worked on this game for 9 months a few years ago, but thanks to Microsoft cutting DOS and me getting XP.... yeah.

But now I have story and base graphics and stuff like that! Ayaka was in Shoujo Attack! by the way, for those who found her. The game will be an RPG/platform combo with plenty of sexy girls, good food, and the fairy mob!
I'll also work on the ren'ai stuff when I'm feeling romantic ^_^ (translation: keep working, Lillico!)
papillon: Very true. Here's a site that talks about the rarely-discussed but not-rarely occuring violence against men:
http://www.batteredmen.com
"National Violence Against Women survey (National Institute of Justice/Centers for Disease Control) estimates 1.5 million women and 835,000 men battered each year."
"National Violence Against Women survey (National Institute of Justice/Centers for Disease Control) shows that assaults by women are dangerous. Assaulted men more likely than women to be knifed, hit with an object."