Retro
From Mario Fan Games Galaxy Wiki
 RetroX
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| Aliases | alexc4242, Game Pwner, MarioGames, Yoshi_d3d, Dimensional, Retro, RetroXYZ, Retty, ClassixArcade |
| Member Group | Member |
| Real name | Alex |
| Interests | Game Maker, Spriting, Video Games, Making Websites |
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Introduction
RetroX is a user on MFGG formerly known as Yoshi_d3d and MarioGames (not to be confused with Mario Gamer). While RetroX is currently an average user on MFGG, he feels that his older work should not be kept due to his awful past. Though some may not know him as well, he hopes he can contribute to the site and try and redeem himself, even though he really already has.
Despite his older past, he has been widely respected, and somewhat forgotten on the Internet world.
Past
Retro started out as a frequent player on RuneScape. At the time, it was a thing that kept you from being bored. Of course, he didn't know that there was anything better, at the time. Later, he was looking on YouTube, and some people had made their very own video games. He wondered, how do people make these things, anyways? So, after searching Google for "Game Maker", he found Game Maker. He was fascinated by the easiness of the program, and started making really, really, bad games, without knowing just how bad they were. Later, he joined a website called 64digits as a user that he cannot remember the name of. Later, he changed his name to "Game Pwner". A really nooby name, and later, he got banned from the site for it.
After that, he registered on MFGG as MarioGames. He spent a lot of time on it, and was amazed at how big the community was. After spending time learning how to make 3D games in Game Maker, he changed his name to Yoshi_d3d. He spent lots of time with this name, and a bulk of his time on MFGG.
Eventually, he joined the Spriter's Resource forums, Pixeltendo. He tried to be nice, but people only hated him in return. Eventually, he left there, not willing to return. Soon after, he decided that he needed a new username. He changed it to Dimensional on other sites for a week, but then decided to stick with Retro. He changed his name to Retro on MFGG, and liked it.
Eventually, he decided to retry 64digits, and begged the staff to let him back on. One believed in him, let him on, but then caused a catastrophe on the website. As ClassixArcade on the site, he revealed himself as RetroX, and now is still an average member today. On MFGG and M:FM, he is known as RetroXYZ. Or at least, after the recent hacking of M:FM, he was known as RetroX. RetroX is Retro's offical name now, and he has finally gained his respect everywhere.
Present
Currently, RetroX is a member of Metroid: Fan Mission. This is where he spends most of his time online when he can, although recent inactivity has him spending more time developing his website, Resource Universe. He is also a co-webmaster at Cyber Force Four, run by |Nad. Since he spent so much time regaining his respect, he occasionally visits 64Digits to post a blog or two.
Future
Currently, RetroX is working on a Website named Resource Universe. The website is Administrated by Nad, Taiki, Firefly (Owner of Static Fire, RR's Host), and Kuroshi (Taiki's Friend). The website is being completely coded by scratch in PHP by RetroX. He hopes to have it done December 20th.
Character
RetroX's character is represented by a green and black humanoid figure. In other words, a pixel person. RetroX has created some newer digital references due to people assuming his character to be an earth/rock person from this sketch. The "pixels" that make up RetroX's character are sometimes shown as rounded rectangles in larger images.
RetroX's character was originally a black stick figure with white eyes and a white mouth and no connections to limbs. However, this reference was abandoned simply because it was just another stick figure.
Other Notes
RetroX is also usually associated with users such as Taiki, Nad, and Yoshbert.
Since RetroX is commonly known for his programming skills, he has also begun working on a Mario engine called PIPEMAN GAMMA.
