I graduated from the Internation Academy of Design and Technology's Video Game Design and Development program in 2007. I moved to Montreal the same year getting into the QA process and I still am currently working as an Xbox 360 Compliance QA Test Lead here in Montreal Quebec. I aspire to break into the development process doing hopefully level design, modeling and texturing.
Currently I am editing my webpage so I can show off my work which includes; concept art, level designs (both 2D and the final 3D), unreal levels, enviormental art, comics/writings, models, textures and some neverwinter mods I am building. I think I am worst coder on the planet but I'm hoping the scripting while modding will help me over that.
W.Kyle.G.Roberts
First off I'd like to say I've never bought an EA sports game brand new because their products are...well lacking in anything worth while and a blatent copy paste of the previous years. I was hoping this 10 dollar crap wouldnt jump into other companies but if Ubisoft decides to ...
@ Ian, I never said to rely exclusively on them, what I am saying is they should be your core team, the central guys you goto because they will know what to bug as a basic functional issue and what to bug as a TCR, what can be left until ...
I totally agree that at least 50-75 of breaking into the industry is timing. I Finished school in Game Design and Development and moved to Montreal on a whim to work in QA Mainly to see to a new city . I ended up replacing my former lead within 5 ...
Aside from game-friendly universities and tax incentives, he also said that affordable operating costs played a factor in choosing Montreal for a new studio. Translation for those who don't work or even if you do work in the industry We can pay people crap and they will accept it This ...
Its totally true, giving 150 works for a while, and will keep you at a company, but only if you are willing to stay at Min.Wage and do that job forever no questions asked with no social/personal life or rewards. I've seen countless numbers come and go, alot of them ...
