Thank you for waiting, everyone! We had a great turnout for this Event, with 47 entries from 15 participants! At last we're ready to share the results of our judging for this Event, and what a rough time we had of it. I'm sure if I bothered to look back at our seven prior Events, there would be similar comments on how hard it is to choose from the hoards of great ideas that people send our way, but I can definitely say that this one was without a doubt the most difficult.

We're very sorry to have kept you waiting, everyone. It's finally time for TLT's 8th community Event! As previously mentioned, this time we want to see your best designs for the entrances to the Quint Island sub-gates.

Head here to visit the Event's official forum thread for all rules and entry submissions!

What we're looking for from TLT's Events and what we're busy working on to further the project's development haven't been very in sync so far. Indeed, the only Event winner to see their winning entry come to fruition thus far is Eris with his Sturmbot, but that changes tonight. I am very happy to at last present one of our winning reaverbots, Sabel.

Thanks again to Dragge for the great design! Head to the Model Gallery for a better look!

Some of the project's more observant followers may have noticed that we listed our upcoming Sub-Gate Entrance Design Event on the Participate page a while back. Normally we don't reveal the next Event in advance like that, but in view of potential incoming Japanese traffic from MRFF exposure, we felt it prudent to let interested visitors know that another Event was on the horizon.

We tentatively listed the Event as beginning July 20th, tomorrow, and we're sorry to say that things haven't worked out that way. Blyka's been out of commission with a wretched, long-lasting flu. As a result we have not been able to finalize the guidelines for the Event, let alone pass them along to HF for translation work. Again, we apologize for the unfortunate delay. That's life--the one time we actually set a public date is the one time we can't make it happen.

If you've been following Tuttle's Legendary Travels at all then you're probably aware that we've made efforts to involve Japanese fans in the game's development, efforts that have yet to bear fruit. So, when the Mega Rock Fan Festa was announced (a major Mega Man/Rockman fan event taking place in Tokyo on June 29th), my head immediately began to fill with thoughts of finally reaching the Japanese audience by giving TLT some sort of presence there. The good folks at GetMeOffTheMoon were thinking along similar lines and got in touch with us. Tentative plans were made to showcase a new TLT demo at MRFF.