27 year game industry vet with more scars than should be humanly possible. I'm asked from time to time: "Have you ever..." and before they finish I usually answer: "Yes and prolly more than once".
I have a blog and podcast entitled "about (making) games". You can find it by doing a Google on that title... really, try it right NOW.
Periodic Chart of the Elements... for games. As a board game designer, I tend to talk about games by their main game play element. As a video game producer I talk about a games genre and what new elements a game contains. I needed a way to trends etc.
There's done and then there's DONE and then there's Gold Master. Who really points the finger and says yes it has reached the final point, no more work need be done? Hint: They're paid by the hour.
@Mauricio I know that very well, and why I phrased it as I did. r n r n@Jim They are excluded. Developers Who Actually Make Games would certainly NOT include reporters and students can go to the next conference I make: Game Developer Conference For Those That Wish To Make ...
I wonder if this happened at E3 would we be talking about it Then again, I could argue that without the IGDA 's association, we wouldn 't be talking about it. Can we finally get back to the fundamental idea that GDC is for developers to learn their craft. Parties ...
I 'm sure your podcast is great, been going on for a long time. And maybe I 'm showing my age here but this seems more like something for E3 not GDC. It reminds me of a long blog post I read awhile back where a lady talked about her ...
