I'm a game Game Designer and Project Manager. My focus is on flash and social network game development although I've worked on many different projects in the past. I've spent the last couple years in Nashville, TN building an indie game development scene. Part12 Studios was a result of that and I hope to see more projects and companies develop here.
Posted by Caleb Garner on Tue, 09 Jun 2009 03:38:00 EDT in
I'm sharing my notes from FGS 2009 in San Francisco. They are raw and scattered, but a lot of data was flying around and I did my best to record as much as possible. DISCLAIMER: some facts might be miswriten/typed, but i think it's pretty much right.
Posted by Caleb Garner on Sat, 06 Jun 2009 11:55:00 EDT in
So we got a sponsorship, it was a bit of a reality check, however it could be a blessing in disguise. Also the lack of response from many (even reputable portals) was surprising.
The game has been "finished" (is anything ever really done? and I've contacted the portals... to quote Peter Griffin "and now I play the waiting game".
Realizing as I went to set firm go live dates with our latest flash game, www.part12studios.com was still owned by a former partner. doh! However it actually all worked out for the best :)
I have to get in on this one.. i 'm sure someone with real artistic skill could do better.. but here goes r n r nhttps://www.dropbox.com/s/xt0xg16959t53tg/Xbone.png r n r nthat said, i agree with Amir in that maybe it 's not this stark.. because frankly this is the last thing ...
Yea this is pretty vague and i 'm not sure how that would work.. if you 're having fun, you shouldn 't be reminded to pay something.. F2P is great, but it really does hamstring some game experience possibilities.. sometimes is just nice to pay or not for something and ...
i just wish the game was more like the trailer.. they lost me with the fps stuff.. the trailer is what i wanted to play http://www.youtube.com/watch v 0dofacvjRkc
that seems kinda harsh.. i use flash all the time and acrobat without any stability problems.. sure there are probably edge cases and Adobe can 't be responsible for poorly written flash apps.. r n r ni 'm not saying flash is perfect for everyone always, but after having just ...
