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	February 10, 2012

		Road to the IGF: Lucky Frame's Pugs Luv Beats

		Analyst questions validity of unusual January NPD results [10]

		Strong Tales of Xillia sales help Namco Bandai to Q3 profits [1]


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	February 10, 2012

		Virtual Goods - An Excerpt from Social Game Design: Monetization Methods and Mechanics

		Principles of an Indie Game Bottom Feeder [20]

		Postmortem: CyberConnect 2's Solatorobo: Red the Hunter [1]

		Jerked Around by the Magic Circle - Clearing the Air Ten Years Later [41]

		Building the World of Reckoning [4]

		SPONSORED FEATURE: TwitchTV - How to Build Community Around Your Game in 2012 [13]

		Happy Action, Happy Developer: Tim Schafer on Reimagining Double Fine [9]

		Building an iOS Hit: Phase 1 [11]

Daniel Pohl

Daniel Pohl started researching real-time ray tracing for games in 2004 during his study of computer science at Erlangen-Nuremberg University in Germany. As his master's thesis, he developed a ray-traced version of Quake 4. In 2007, he joined Intel's ray tracing group, where he continues to research game-related ray tracing.

Features by Daniel Pohl:
Sponsored Feature: Changing the Game - Experimental Cloud-Based Ray Tracing [03.30.11]
Sponsored Feature: Light It Up! Quake Wars Gets Ray Traced [02.13.09]