Darius Drake's Blog
I'm a game developer, and I enjoy learning about what makes good games, too. My favorite overall "game making" company is Nintendo, and I especially like the Pikmin series. I'm a longtime Kirby fan, but anything that's unique and interesting will get my attention.
I'm looking forward to mastering the Animal Crossing Villager on Smash Bros U!
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Kirby and Super Smash Bros. have more in common than you may think. So why, I ask, shouldn't Kirby be made into more formidable fighter?
With Mirrormoon EP being a full year behind us, and their next big title just weeks away, I chat with the devs from Santa Ragione about game design and their interesting job as indies.
Entry number 11 in my game development blog for "The Amoeba of Light." In today's post, I express my heart me as I reconsider this project and video games as a whole.
July 3rd's entry to "The Amoeba of Light" dev blog expands the game's story a bit more. The game is a platforming adventure that seeks to be super fun and isn't afraid to innovate.
This is the fourth post of my official game dev blog for "The Amoeba of Light" (tentative title). You can see actual post here: http://gamedevelopersjournal.blogspot.com/
Why is Nintendo doing things that seem counter-intuitive? And do they actually see potential in the Wii U for the years to come? Read this blog post for my opinion.
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Holy cow, so much honesty, ...
Holy cow, so much honesty, which I commend: but we just held ourselves back because we were too afraid. r n r nDoes anyone else realize that r n r nDo things that no one else does Break from tradition
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[Blog - 02/09/2015 - 02:28]
This is a game concept ...
This is a game concept I 've not pondered before. I have something to add. Tell me if this has happened to you: r n r nYou 're exploring an open world game, and there 's a sense of SUSPENSE that lies subtly behind the scenes almost all the time, ...
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Thank you for the history. ...
Thank you for the history. I like Sega 's ad campaign, Sega does what Nintendon 't. I 'm a fan of Nintendo, but that 's clever. r n r nI was too young at that time to remember that
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