Jobs at Blizzard are notoriously difficult to find because Blizzard is one of the most respected companies in the industry. And when any company or product has millions of fans, there’s lots of people who want to work for them. So what can you do?
Can we use games in science, rehabilitation, and education? Can we use potential of HTML5 cross platform feature in those areas? I'd like to answer those question in a blog entry below.
In late 2012, ROBLOX launched one of the first iOS gaming apps to feature user-generated content front and center. How does user-generated content translate to the mobile space? This article explains how we made it work and what we could have done better.
Game Oven's design and business person Adriaan de Jongh gives insight on Game Oven's marketing effort and sales of their debuting iPad-only game Fingle.
Today Microsoft announced their new console, the Xbox One. It relies on heavy integration with cable television, multi-tasking, mobile phones, kinect, and voice commands.
A quick web search for "flash games" can yield millions of results. If you want to shine amongst all the competition, you need to make sure your gaming website has something new and awesome to offer
These past years (or so) we’ve had many horror game devs stating that, to make a good horror game, you must take away from the player any gun and combat skills so the player is completely defenseless, like that’s the only way to make a “good” horror game.
How has investor sentiment toward game companies shifted from 2005 to now? This blog looks at the extensive growth of Puzzle & Dragons by GungHo, and discusses what this means for game studios and investors in today's market.
Join Alex on his adventures reading, reviewing, and analyzing video game and film art and design books. Today's episode: reading and reviewing 2003's Growlanser IV: Character & Scenario Collection
