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Come to VRDC for expert tips on putting VR to good use at events and stores
Come to VRDC for expert tips on putting VR to good use at events and stores
John Buzzell is an award winning 25-year veteran of the digital industry, and in his VRDC talk "10 Tips for VR in the Retail/Trade/Event Space" he'll share lessons learned about making use of VR at events and at retail.
Aug. 29, 2016
Submit your Summit, VRDC talks for GDC 2017 now!
Submit your Summit, VRDC talks for GDC 2017 now!
The GDC 2017 call for proposals of lectures and panels for topic-specific Summits and the Virtual Reality Developers Conference at GDC is open now through Friday, September 23rd!
Aug. 29, 2016
Get a job: Be a Senior Unity Programmer at Petroglyph Games
Get a job: Be a Senior Unity Programmer at Petroglyph Games
Petroglyph Games (Grey Goo, 8-Bit Armies) is hiring an experienced Unity programmer to work alongside the team in Las Vegas, Nevada developing the studio's upcoming virtual reality game.
Aug. 29, 2016
Is it okay to refund a game after playing 2+ hours? Devs weigh in
Is it okay to refund a game after playing 2+ hours? Devs weigh in
Some people are claiming they've requested -- and received -- refunds after buying No Man's Sky and playing it for 2-50 hours. Now, many devs have weighed in on whether that's okay and what it means for their work.
Aug. 29, 2016
One studio becomes two as Xeodrifter dev Renegade Kid shuts down
One studio becomes two as Xeodrifter dev Renegade Kid shuts down
After nearly a decade, Renegade Kid is closing as cofounders Gregg Hargrove and Jools Watsham go their separate ways -- and they're splitting the studio's game catalog on purely dimensional grounds.
Aug. 29, 2016
'The heyday of South Korean games exports...is now over'
'The heyday of South Korean games exports...is now over'
A new report in the Financial Times goes into detail about a declining South Korean game industry, in the face of intense competition from China and the U.S.
Aug. 29, 2016
Art Outsourcers: How to Do Well in the Bad Weather
Art Outsourcers: How to Do Well in the Bad Weather
Now it seems to be hard time for Chinese art outsourcers, the hike of the salary, the depreciation of US dollars, and the console game market isn’t so good. However there are a handful of them are doing well.
Aug. 29, 2016
Dungeon999F - Development logs
Dungeon999F - Development logs
This is a making note about my first mobile RPG Dungeon999F. I made a dungeon999F as oneman army, and I hope this could be helpful to all prospective One man armys.
Aug. 29, 2016
Why Assassin’s Creed series isn’t social stealth, and what to do about that?
Why Assassin’s Creed series isn’t social stealth, and what to do about that?
In this post I discuss what constitutes social stealth, and what's missing from Assassin's Creed for the games to have it.
Aug. 29, 2016
How Ubisoft Casablanca failed after 18 years experience
How Ubisoft Casablanca failed after 18 years experience
After working in the studio for 6 years, i’ve left a year ago because the smell of fire was on the air, one year later Ubisoft Casablanca was closed. I would like to share here some of the internal and external issues that contributed to the closure.
Aug. 29, 2016
Salvage your game trailer
Salvage your game trailer
Something isn’t quite working in your game trailer. These tricks can get you back to that clicking moment — where it all comes together.
Aug. 29, 2016
3 Lessons FPS can Learn from Hardcore Henry
3 Lessons FPS can Learn from Hardcore Henry
While it may borrow from FPS, the movie Hardcore Henry has some important lessons for game designers.
Aug. 29, 2016