I am Jason Carter, aka WakeskaterX and am an indie game designer.
I graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Japanese and World Business, am a self taught programmer and work as a Stationary Engineer at Johnson Controls.
I am working on SBX:Invasion at this time and will be starting my own game design business in Boston in this summer.
A discussion blog about some ideas I had about alternative monetization strategies to what is currently popular. A chance to discuss less known practices and generate new ideas.
This was a 5 part post series on my blog about what my ideal MMORPG would be like and what I want to see in games in the future.
It is meant to invoke conversation about the topic and make developers think about what is popular and what could be.
Oh, yeah... probably. : / r n r nThis happened with Kodak, who the company I work for does Utilities for. Reading some of the articles about it is... well baffling doesn 't quite convey the awe and shock at how poorly the company was run.
Uh, come to Colorado, PLENTY of women like beer. Probably because we have the best beer I could say to nearly any one of my female friends, Hey wanna go grab a beer with some friends And they 'd be down. But then again Colorado is HUGE on beer, it ...
This list is awesome. r n r nI 'm quitting my day job, moving to Boston with my wife and striking it out as an indie dev... in about a month r n r nI 'm eating these articles up. It 's like I 'm walking up to a cliff ...
I would love for some of the new MMOs to support this. Imagine TESO or Wildstar with this capability. r n r nAlso, yeah amazing exercise while playing games :D
For some reason I have a feeling Google Glass is going to break through AR. We 'll see though, making games for use on Google Glass would be really awesome.
@Bruno r nMaybe you feel that way, but I feel the opposite. Occaisionally I have a crap day at work and have a tough time tolerating people being douches but lately I 've made myself be a little more patient in an attempt to sway people to be a little ...
