I like orange. Also, I'm a game developer. I run Orbus Gameworks, where we do nifty things with gameplay metrics. I have a game industry blog called Tiny Subversions where I write about networking (as in meeting people) and other general game industry topics. I am also running for IGDA Board in 2010!
Posted by Darius Kazemi on Wed, 06 May 2009 02:07:00 EDT in
In this post, Daniel Benmergui explains how he got a patron to fund his latest game, Today I Die, and I examine Daniel's funding model for his next game: internet patrons donate money and in return they get a unique stamp on his next game.
Posted by Darius Kazemi on Tue, 28 Apr 2009 03:06:00 EDT in
Whenever I get a resume from a student looking for an internship, I end up giving them an impromptu resume critique. I give the same advice over and over, so I decided to just write it up here!
A board member can make sure the membership knows of his activities then cause a membership wide vote to be held on the issue. Martin, individual board members cannot call a general vote of the IGDA on an issue. I believe that a majority vote of the Board can call ...
If the IGDA Board condemned Langdell's actions, they could possibly be opening themselves up to a lawsuit. Given the state of the organization's budget, as I understand it secondhand, they cannot really afford a lawsuit.
Geoff: I have very little data about the correlation between presentation and substance because I do not interview candidates whose resumes make them look like they have poor language or organizational skills. If a candidate cannot take the time to make a generally clean resume, what's their code going to ...
Caleb, I don't know about you, but I see guys in their 20s with DSes all the time, mostly on the train around Boston. I also know a lot of grown women who have DSes too. And M. Smith: maybe you'd want a portable version of GTA. I know I ...
