Posted by Marc Miles on Fri, 06 Mar 2009 05:51:00 EST in
Gamasutra blogs, now what could be cooler than the timing of this with me diving into game dev. A long time C# programmer looking to get the basics down and then move into some serious C++.
Most of it boils down to depth and breadth. A hardcore gamer will go deep and wide with their experience over the life of the product/game while a casual gamer may just focus on one meta game or core gameplay. Even word games have their hardcore players and even well ...
Sounds like you grew up and simply got board of games at least what the market is selling . It happens to all of us. Theres only so much one can take of a particular genre. When that happens go and play a genre that you would have otherwise not ...
200 mill I seriously doubt that, it takes zero tech and innovation to create a clone and pump it to their current user base/network netting respectable return vs. a 200mill purchase for a fad social game. Good luck Zynga.
Bob McIntyre hit the nail on the head to make this whole thing moot. Hire more of the right people to get the job done. Law firms need to do the same, their crunch time is all the time. Sometimes you cant afford to do that, and if you cant ...
