The WA Men

[Wigbert]

Yeah, I have to ask what you're going to contribute other than the story and concepts. You're asking for level designers and programmers, both plural, for a hobby project. Level design and programming are both the bulk of game development, so I'm concerned. Also, Hypernova is indeed correct that development showcase is for projects that have gone beyond the planning stages and have something more to demonstrate from the project besides written concepts.

Update: I'm learning Blender and a friend is learning the engine. Which one, i forget, but it's something commonly used for AAA FPSs. Naturally the game has shifted from a top-down pixel-art game into a 1st[or 2nd] person 3D game. The mechanics remain the same, just the data people get is obviously from a different angle.
Meanwhile I am hammering out the 1st 8 establishments with funny themes and gimmicks that will be brought back in later levels. [i need 2 more levels as of now]

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Chapter 1 levels include the following establishments:

• "Big Hair" [a play on Big Pharma] - A large salon multiplex including isles of cosmetics, Sauna, Hair salon, & Spa [etc.]
  
• "Grass Roots" - Hippie-run smoothie van ; very open-concept level design, parking lots and fields outdoors
  
• "Bearly's Fun Games" - A fun-center including GO-Karts, laser tag, mini golf, and water slides; without regular maintenance
  
• "Diamond City Manufacturing" [a play on Pittsburgh] - There Will Be Conveyor Belts (and smashers)
  
• "Ups" - Gym skyscraper ; A climbing level with several floors to challenge the descent to ground level, and the trip back up.
  
• "Kingpawn" [a play on Kingpin] - a mob-boss pawn shop
  
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These levels require the player to start at point A, reach point B, and return to point A.

I always figured Waluigi had a very normal job like a mechanic or something else that wears overalls.

I also have a Zelda theory that bases everything after OoT on the idea that Ganon is being tested to see if he's worthy of the Triforce. 
Three timelines: power, courage, and wisdom.