A rule of thumb is a great way to help in the decision making process. Games development is a complex process and some simple phases can help make the process along. In this post, I discuss a pair of my favorites.
When there are tough choices to make, a rule of thumb is always great to fall back on. I want to share with you one that I have used for many years and it has never steered me wrong.
Using some deep thinking and philosophy to help clarify the murky world of creative choices in game design. The cost benefit analysis and the Sorites paradox are forever linked in the process of game creation.
Moby games in not only unreliable, but downright incorrect and incomplete in many cases if not most . The comment that producers possess a wider range of talents is laughable. I've been listed as a producer on many titles, especially lower budget titles where I was required to fill both ...
Well...sort of. If you're just a regular Joe, you can hop around as you like. If you're special and the company doesn't want you working for others than they should be forking over the money to keep you since you're apparently very valuable to the company . That said, I ...
@Tim This phenomena is omnipresent. The notion of fee agency existing in Canada in a form different from the states is laughable. Sure, we are fortunate to have public health care so we wouldn't need to raise money for heart surgery, but the point of the article is that Mr. ...
Looking at the pre-vis, and reviewing the comments here. I'm not so sure that a strict translation or update is the proper approach. Similar to the N64 comment, I believe there is a need for a greater degree of gameplay sophistication and market relevance for Road Rash. I have the ...
I believe Lasky's opinions are still too myopic. Although digital distribution may indeed be the norm if not the exclusive choice in 5 to 10 years there is still a great number for whom it's important to have something tangible to show for their purchase. There are also a great ...
