Lessons learned while submitting to IGF. What an experience. It has definitely been a winding road, but I managed to submit my game to IGF. Here are some of the things that I’ve walked away with, in list format.
I am NOT a lawyer, but this is my understanding of the IP protection that you are asking about: A patent is usually used with a piece of new technology. Example: You may be able to patent your particular process of pixel shading. A copyright will protect a creative piece ...
Thanks Stephen and Jeff It is a little overwhelming to think that I probably have a year to get this game up to snuff -- but at least I love the process.
I am not usually a big fan of sports games, but found myself completely blown away by THPS3. I believe that there are three major factors that made Tony Hawk 3 such a noteworthy game: 1. Incredible interactivity - Almost anything that you saw in this game you could interact ...
I liked this article and found it thought provoking - but had a question: If production costs have been going up and the primary portals are having price wars, how does that affect the indie developer Doesn't that make it a difficult for an indie developer to succeed financially
What I think is interesting about this article is that the ways of generating emotions are tied to gameplay elements rather than viseral components of a game. People can comfortably talk about generating emotion through character and story elements, or through a graphic aesthetic - but examining how emotions are ...
