Dave i think the easiest and most popular thing is to always blame the management. :D And it is often right, but it shouldn 't be taken for granted. r n r nFirst of all, and foremost, r nAll the best to all the talented people that are affected by ...
why unfortunate there are still good teams to show something new and different in that list. still some very talented young people. i do not see how this is unfortunate. there are so many ways for independent game developers to shine these days. i say let the students play too
joe mad has a history of riding towards the sunset after some good creative years : i am really happy he is going to do some comics and i hope battle chasers find a way to be revived
Companies come and go. Anything could happen, but so far, historical facts show otherwise. It is surprising to see people insist otherwise generation after generation. Microsoft and Sony have not caught up in the mobile business, well microsoft is on a good way to be honest but sony has repeatedly ...
piracy has been used many times to promote a game in the form of leaks . the cheapest way to have the press and a good chunk of the blogosphere talk about a game that until some weeks back few remembered it 's coming out
i have seen and read worse said to non indie developers for years. i also remember last year or two years before, at the prime of indie glorification, one indie developer had even called one known gaming person an @hole and showed him out of the room in a known ...
i don 't know about porting, but i tried the playbook at IFA this weekend. it really felt so much better than an iPad, and the fps game that was playing was well tuned with great controls it did get hot, but so does my ipad3. if they could only ...
what makes amazing games not selling there are plenty, but i mean really flop. r none of the reasons simply is: this is not what gamers wanted to play at that time. r n r nit is about emotional needs. it is like someone making a game about the sea ...
