Thank you so much for creating such entertaining, amazing, outrageously awesome games!!
My grade 4 students in all my classes had absolute fun they didn't want to stop playing
even after the bell had gone.

I loved everything! You are a genius! This has just upped the games, a new level!

Can't wait for the next games.

Thanks for giving us the directions of how to install the fonts.  I was a bit clueless at the start.

You are very welcome!  I'm glad that your students enjoyed the game 

I've just started working on the Yu-Gi-Oh game.  I've been kinda burned out from open classes and English festivals in the past month.  I'll try to finish it in the next couple weeks or so.

The bomb game is a major hit with my student.  Thanks so much for making it!

Awesome!  You're welcome!

This game is amazing. Thanks for all the hard work!

I do have a question / problem, however.  The instructions say "Team Rocket slide – click “R”.  Trainer Battle slide – click trainer. Haunter slide – click Haunter.  Mewtwo slide – click Mewtwo" what does this mean? I can't get the 'trainer fight slide' to come up when needed. There is no "R" to 'click', no Mewtwo to 'click'. Just a little confusing?

I have the new version of the game, otherwise everything works great.

I know all those slides are hyperlinked to different pokeballs in the game, but is there a way to bring them up independently, when we are playing? From reading all the other posts that's what is seems like, but am I just missing something glaringly obvious?

Thanks again!

That's what I was thinking. Thanks for the clarification. Also, the only reason for it to happen would be to liven up the game. I just played it w/ my 2nd graders and none of the extra slides came up, surprisingly enough. The kids tend to get bored if they just score points after points. It wakes them up if they start stealing from others...

I played the Spongebob game with a group of 33 3rd and 4th graders today; they absolutely loved it! They're stuck in a classroom learning English for 3 hours while their friends finished school yesterday, so I really needed something to get them excited again, and this was just the ticket! I'll be trying out Pokemon tomorrow; thank you so much!

New YuGiOh game added and Version 2 of the Pokemon game.

Hope you and your students enjoy

I played the Spongebob game with a group of 33 3rd and 4th graders today; they absolutely loved it! They're stuck in a classroom learning English for 3 hours while their friends finished school yesterday, so I really needed something to get them excited again, and this was just the ticket! I'll be trying out Pokemon tomorrow; thank you so much!

Awesome!  I'm glad they enjoyed it.

Sprite06: Thanks for the Pokemon game. It's fantastic and went down a treat in my class. I used it for my last classes with Grade 6. At first they seemed to be thinking "Ugh pokemon, too old for that..", but that soon changed when playing this!

Uploading the version of the game I used here, with questions I made that cover multiple chapters of G6.

Thanks for sharing your version!  6th graders think they're too cool but they can't resist 

i just wanted to thank you for putting so much time and work into your games

You're welcome! 

DUDE. That YuGiOh game is ridiculous! I'm gonna use this for my middle schoolers. They'll probably think they're too old for this when I tell them that it's YuGiOh but I know they're gonna go nuts over this game.

You should seriously think about selling these powerpoint game templates to an education company. Of course while keeping them free for all your loving friends in the waygook community   

Thank you so much for these games! The spongebob one was a HIT with my 5th graders. I was wondering, though, from the first Pokemon game, I wanted to change slide 31 to the name of our school but was unable to. How may I go about doing that?

Thank you again for your hard work!

You're welcome!  If you are unable to change the name of the school, you probably need to install the fonts.  You can find them on the first page of this thread along with instructions for installing them.  Let me know if that doesn't work.  For some reason that font is pretty picky.

Sprite06,

I really admire you and Daegeon hard work into all these BOMB games :). My students love it and I enjoy it myself ^_^. How long does it take to make a bomb game and what is involve in making one. Yours have so much graphics it's like Oooooohhhhh and ahhhhhhhh ^_^. I have a Mac so it doesn't really play on my computer :(, not Mac friendly. The Yugio one looks vicious as well though.

You think you can make a Dragon Ball Z or Sailor Moon bomb game.

Thank you!
Daejeon can crank out a bomb game in a couple hours or less.  I'm much slower. 

I'd say the 4 important parts of a bomb game are
1.  Graphics  (Finding high quality images and using photoshop to clean them up, make transparent backgrounds, etc.)
2.  Audio (Sounds effects and music usually take me longer than any other part of a game, but without them, the game is dull at best)
3.  Gameplay (What will represent points, how will points be distributed, what surprises are thrown in, how can you keep the scores competitive, etc.)
4.  PowerPoint (Putting it all together.  Animations, triggers, hyperlinks.  Probably the easiest part)

Someone else made a Sailor Moon game last year - http://waygook.org/index.php?topic=23402.0

A Dragonball game would be fun, assuming the students are into Dragonball.  I kinda drift towards whatever my students are interested in. 

DUDE. That YuGiOh game is ridiculous! I'm gonna use this for my middle schoolers. They'll probably think they're too old for this when I tell them that it's YuGiOh but I know they're gonna go nuts over this game.

You should seriously think about selling these powerpoint game templates to an education company. Of course while keeping them free for all your loving friends in the waygook community   

Aha thanks.  Let me know if your middle school students get into it.  The 6th graders at my school last year just started middle school and they're all Yugi freaks.   

You are the best! These games are ridiculously effective and simply amazing... Gotta love the sound and the visuals!! :D Students at my school love it. Especially the points swapping thing and score reset... The faces of these students when their team's points get swapped is FUNNY!! hahaha
Your helpful guides are very much appreciated too!

Thank you!!

Really well designed games that kids loved to play. I have only had the chance to show my grade 5's the Pokemon game but they went nuts over it. I like almost everything about these PPT's, especially the fact you use quality pictures and sounds.

Have you thought about including the scoreboard system for every game? The students reacted really well to the sounds from the Pokemon one.

In the YuGiOh one, it would be great if there was a logo for adding / subtracting points (I see it's explained in the first slide though)

Dude, your games are the bomb, and the picture of the guy in your profile...is that you? you're so damn handsome.