Hey. r n r nAs a work-from-home freelance Flash game programmer for the last 3 years, I agree with all your points although I don 't have a fancy laptop or anything like that : . r n r nIf I may comment on Regular hours : r nWhat I ...
Hey. r n r nThis: r n But if you love doing it, that won 't be a problem. You 'll keep your day job, you 'll still be doing websites for business clients, and you 'll still be creating games after hours, because this is what you want to ...
Hey. r n r nI would also like to add The No Twinkie Database , which goes into detail over many no-nos in game design. r nhttp://www.designersnotebook.com/Design Resources/No Twinkie Database/no twinkie database.htm r n r n r n- Ziro out.
Hey. r n r nNice article. r nI particularly like tip 5. r n r nAlso, I 'd like to add, if an particular event causes a sound to get played often, use multiple sounds that are very similar. Using the same sound repeatedly in the same event that occurs ...
Hey. r n r nExcellent article. I 'm glad you stood your ground and remained true to your convictions. I ain 't mad at 'cha. r n r nGood SKILL to you in your own business. r n salutes r n r nPrinciple whatever. End of story. r n r ...
Hey. r n r n I think players have less and less patience for sitting through a cutscene, waiting for the story to unfold. r n r nAmen to that, and thank goodness for the Skip button. I just wanna run, jump, shoot things while avoiding being shot, and blow ...
