Some of that stuff will come your way grasshopper. You say its been three years. I'll estimate you have another seven years to go before you've paid your dues and get the great opportunities.
Nice piece. Its complex and I'm sure complex topics will occur more often as the industry matures. In fact, I hope complex topics occur more as the industry matures.
I think you missed the point. He isn't saying narrative make crappy gameplay. He's saying good game gameplay narrative Too often the term games is painted with a single brush. Narrative in narrative games is crucial. Narrative in cell phone variation of break out is not so important. Its a ...
I think its a great choice. Waterloo is a prime location. Its central to many of the Universities, if not the bulk of them, and a reasonable commute for many professionals already in the industry.
More time needs to be spent with games on the SNES or Genesis. The good old games had these warning systems in place. Players were given feedback. Over the years, for whatever reason, these basic priciples have been largely overlooked.
If the PSP had an Ericsson phone, Cybershot Camera, and fully functional internet capabilities I'd be all over it. As it stands, its just another thing for me to carry around and if I can eliminate its usefulness with another, integrated item well.... Don't underestimate the iPhone's appeal in simply ...
Some of the project managers aren't even game people, they're project management people. Hmm, what a novel idea. Who'd have thought that it would work better than promoting someone from the testing department to take care of it.
http://www.gamebizblog.com/gamebizblog/2009/05/sony-expanding-psn-beyond-ps3.html I think this little news blurb adds credence to what I state in the blog entry. A move to a service based model and abandoning the hardware race is an interesting take. Sony can leverage the goodwill in the playstation brand and enforce standards to to, in essence, turn ...
