Roger Corman was a master of making a living off low budget independent cinema and his book "How I Made A Hundred Movies In Hollywood And Never Lost A Dime" reveals a lot of good reasons why. Here's 10 lessons Indie game developers can learn from him!
It's definitely catching on. I forgot to mention in the post that Lionsgate the movie company also achieved great success by using Corman's partnering to reduce risk and increase capital method. These are the closest recent equivalent I've seen to his New World Pictures business model.
Thanks so much for this list Chris I recently setup http://gamejamhq.com as a central place for people to find out about and talk about jams I couldn't find anywhere on the net to get consistent info . I'll be adding all these to the event calendar on there. Hope you'll ...
Cracks me up with the constant references to Left 4 Dead considering there are no zombies in that series. Its pretty specifically infected living people a la 28 Days Later . It pains me to see how much damage 28 days later did to the zombie genre without even being ...
Of course the article fails to acknowledge what a cluster it can be when you promise certain post-release content that you never deliver on Left 4 Dead 1 , and instead release a quick sequel that includes what you had originally promised for free with no discount or apology for ...
