An amazing article that really resonated with me. While I like games of all stripes, it was JRPG 's that originally hooked me, and now I know the terms for describing the qualities that attracted me to them. r n r nI 'm so envious of your exchange with Hidenori ...
Excellent advice that I 'll keep in mind. I 'm still waiting for mine, but I was blown away when I tried it and can 't wait to see how it works with TF2 and Skyrim. r n r nMy top concern though is the controls, as the Oculus will ...
Wonderful Now it 's a great tool for anyone to start working with. r n r nI promise to pay for the full version if I earn 100,000 . In fact, I 'll even buy several copies.
GungHo seems to have a lot of good developers in it, and I 'm thrilled to hear they have Suda on board now with his own unique style. Judging my Yamamoto 's responses, they care about making interesting games, and although match 3 games are a dime a dozen, it ...
I think I like what he 's saying here, but it still seems pretty vague to me. The idea of monetizing fun sounds good, and I wholly support reducing friction since I think it would in turn reduce churn. Yet I wonder exactly how it would work without the support ...
Rather poor analogies on Orth 's part, not to mention the blatant thoughtlessness he has for non-urban customers. r n r nAs Rob Fearon points out, the marketing term of always on belies the actual behavior, which is useless unless online as opposed to always connectible. Even my mobile phone ...
