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Coding "To The Metal" is a dangerous ideal.  Featured Blogs
Posted by Simon Roth on 05/22/13 05:37:00 pm in Programming
Let's start this new console generation by ditching our bad habits and learning to love high level API's.
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When Programming is Too Much Fun or How I learned to Wear All Those Hats
Posted by Martin Pichlmair on 05/18/13 07:24:00 am in Programming, Indie
A short text about how I fight the urge to sink my teeth into code.
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Server Migration in Unity  Featured Blogs
Posted by Darrel Cusey on 05/14/13 07:02:00 pm in Programming, Console/PC
This is the third article in my 3-part series demonstrating how Unity's built-in networking can be easily enhanced to allow for a peer-to-peer networking model. In this article, I demonstrate Server Migration - unity package included.
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How Games are Art
Posted by Neils Clark on 05/08/13 02:22:00 am in Audio, Design, Programming, Production, Art, Console/PC, Indie, Social/Online, Smartphone/Tablet
In around 100 words.
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Setting Up OUYA for Unity  Featured Blogs
Posted by Josh Sutphin on 05/05/13 02:09:00 pm in Programming
OUYA provides a Unity plugin, but initial setup is less than straightforward. Here's a simple step-by-step guide that'll set you up from scratch for OUYA development in Unity.
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Languages of Experience  Featured Blogs
Posted by Neils Clark on 05/02/13 04:47:00 pm in Audio, Design, Programming, Art, Console/PC, Serious, Indie, Social/Online, Smartphone/Tablet
Being five languages of experience. By understanding languages of experience - for cultural challenge, human engagement, human manipulation, spatiality, and aesthetics - Clark asserts that we can better understand how and why games matter.
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