@Dan in the early 90s there were all types of new and exciting gaming options coming out. SNES, Genesis, TurboGraphx, to mention but a few, and yes people called pc and pc gaming dead back then as well. I was in this industry back then. r n People have been ...
In recent weeks, the executive team has been tasked with evaluating every area of our business to establish a clear set of priorities, and a more efficient organizational structure. This process has led to some difficult decisions about the number of people and locations needed to achieve our goals. r ...
@Adrian Totally agree with your comments, scifi and fantasy have tech and magic to fall back on and allows for everything to stay Logically immersive As I like to say r n r nand as you state for other time periods there are other solutions, ones I personally would like ...
I used Flash quite a bit up until a few years ago. I never understood Adobe stance on it. Its a good product, with a huge adapted user base, yet they seem content on letting it die a slow death. At least that how it looks from here. Its kinda ...
I think the other huge issue is job security. When you have a job things are fine, but its not like you land a good job and its yours for 30 years. Hard to settle down and create a life when you dont know what if anything you 'll be ...
Just reminds me of some old Carny monetization like trick used for centuries in roaming freak sideshows. r n r nThere 's a sucker born every minute... as the saying goes.
You tube is what really changed things IMHO. Before I needed a game journalist to seek out games, seek out beta, seek out trailers etc and report back to me what they found. Now, why do I need em, You tube has the videos right there for me to see ...
I could see how a game like this would work well on a tablet. With the pause command and a use of a stylus you could do like a John Madden teleprompter type thing by circling enemy to target, drawing an x or arrow to where you guys want to ...
