In this diary I talk about the importance of game jams, my reluctance to do them, and what sort of games can come out of a jam.
Month: April 2014
120 – Shield Unboxing
I got a Nvidia Shield at GDC, so I thought I would try my hand at another unboxing video.
Posted in Developer Diary
119 – Inexpensive Engines
AT GDC, Epic and Crytek announced that their AAA game engines would be available at a much lower cost. I discuss what this means to game developers.
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118 – Game Cameras
In this dev diary I talk about how the camera works in Neverending Nightmares as well as provide some general tips for game cameras. Here is some sample code for critically damped springs. Spring_Update will always move back to 0…
Posted in Developer Diary, Neverending Nightmares
117 – Indie Finances
In this diary, I talk about the difficulties I’ve found running an indie studio from a financial perspective especially relating to taxes and business structure. I am not a lawyer nor an accountant, so take my advice worth a grain…
Posted in Dev Advice, Developer Diary
116 – Pacing
Pacing a game is hard – especially a horror game. In this video, I talk about how I’ve learned about pacing from films and what I’m trying to do with Neverending Nightmares.
115 – M.O.J.O. Unboxing
I try my hand at making an unboxing video for the Mad Catz M.O.J.O. that will support Ouya Everywhere. If you are curious about the size of it or want to watch me forget where I put the console, now’s…
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114 – Ouya Everywhere
In this diary I discuss my thoughts on the new Ouya Everywhere program.
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