Nope, Greenlight is a failed democracy. r nOur game gets about 20 views a day now on Greenlight. r n r nThe only way to really get voted on now is to drive a large existing customer base to vote for your game, or do some serious marketing. r n ...
Ian, Unity4 already supports Linux deployment, for us to port our game will be a few optimisations and then it 's done, a trivial undertaking needed. If Linux becomes a viable gaming platform, expect other engine manufacturers to follow the same suit.
I love the idea of the OUYA, and we can 't wait to port our game to it when we get one. r nIt 's entry to the market is at a good time when I believe many gamers are now bored of their Xboxes and Playstations and are looking ...
Agreed, the controller puts me off. r n r nIf I want to lounge on the couch and play games for a couple of hours, I want something that 's comfortable to play with, not something that is more designed to fit in my pocket. r n r nMobile devices ...
Greenlight is a flawed system, and unless Valve makes some major changes to the way games are Greenlit, it always will be.... r n r nGreenlight is like a democracy, only the mainstream genres, flavours of the month such as zombie games, or games with a huge fanbase will get ...
