Posted by David Marcum on Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:45:00 EDT in
We are a predominately young person industry. Which means for the most part we are operating out of gaming not development experience. Why do people leave when they've got a few years on them? What forces are at work that drive them away?
In a move to widen their market, the game system manufacturers are expanding their systems functionality with motion controls, and Sony and Nintendo at least are adding 3D experiences. What does that mean for game developers? If you learn to develop 3D ga
@warren blyth r n I 'm slightly baffled by your perspective - because I see the same events having completely different explanations. r n r n Please forgive me for not making my point clearer r nTo quote from the post I made a few years ago, How are Microsoft, ...
The fees are for Xbox live. r n r nPhil Harrison: r n The bits that are on that disc, you can give it to your friend and they can install it on an Xbox One, says Harrison. They would then have to purchase the right to play that game ...
Yeah, I love that magazine. I 'm gonna download every issue I can, tonight. r n r nAlso... Now it will take willpower in order for me to read these articles. One of the things I love about GDMag is that it has no comments section to draw me to. ...
