I'm an amateur developer, self-taught in game programming, art, and design (all to minimal degrees).
I've created small games/prototypes with FlatRedBall(XNA), DirectX, and RPGMaker and am now using Unity. I've learned a few languages over the years, including Visual Basic, C++, C#, Python, Java, and PHP/HTML.
Last night I met with some old highschool buddies--all of which no longer buy or play online shooters. As we went over war stories, a trend emerged and I thought I'd share the loss of our core engagement with two flagship series, Battlefield and CoD.
Don 's words are right in line with that moron who tweeted crap about not buying vacuum cleaners if you don 't have electricity. He was forced to resign. Maybe Don should consider resigning, as well.
So I guess my game of preordering chains of games on Amazon with 20 off and then selling them used after two months for the price I paid for them is out, eh.. Twas fun while it lasted.
I 'd take the 10 million an invest it in an independent arm to make game prototypes with a short development cycle and very low budget. It 's working pretty well for the movie industry. Yeah, a lot of it doesn 't sell and a lot of projects won 't ...
I kept expecting to see golf mentioned. I can 't think of a game or sport that features handicapping more prominently. Improving your handicap is a huge metagame in the sport, as well as a rank among players. r n r nSome tidbits I can think of from golf: r ...
