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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 [8]

		Strong Tales of Xillia sales help Namco Bandai to Q3 profits


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	February 10, 2012

		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 [40]

		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]

		Postmortem: Appy Entertainment's SpellCraft School of Magic [5]

Miguel Gomez

Soon after receiving his degree in Physics, Miguel Gomez was lucky enough to land a job as a game programmer. Since then he has programmed physics and graphics for PGA Tour Golf ’96, Hyperblade, Microsoft Baseball 3D, and Destruction Derby 64. He is currently perfecting the collision detection and fluid physics for a kayak racing title at Looking Glass Studios in Redmond.

Features by Miguel Gomez:
Simple Intersection Tests For Games [10.18.99]
C++ Data Structures for Rigid-Body Physics [07.02.99]