Paper Burns: Game Design With Agile Methodologies gives a nice insight on the benefits of using SCRUM and other Agile methodologies to develop games. You can make games in weeks and months rather than quarters and years. After rereading a bit about the use of SCRUM at High Moon Studios, I was wondering how I . . . → Read More: Agile Individuals?
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Why Your Software is Not Selling attempts to answer the questions that almost all software startups ask. It’s a bit humorous, but it finishes with a list of reasons why indie companies have trouble with sales. #8 is you made it too hard to buy. Recently I went to a soccer-themed store to purchase an . . . → Read More: Reasons Why You’re Not Selling Richard “superpig” Fine has written a piece called Introduction to Debugging. While it is clearly biased towards using Visual Studio’s debugger, it does provide a general checklist of things to do when killing those bugs: Issue recognition Intelligence gathering Diagnosis Prescription Response Verification . . . → Read More: Debugging Thanks to vjvj from the indiegamer forums, I learned that the website for IGF 2007 has been updated. I thought I would be further along with my own development by this time, but I am still going to try to get a game submitted. I have until September 8, 2006 at 11:59pm Pacific Standard . . . → Read More: IGF 2007 Announced For this week’s Thousander Club update: Game Hours: 107.75 / 1000 Game Ideas: 408 / 1000 Target: 462 I’m still behind in game ideas, but I’ve been making some decent progress with Oracle’s Eye Prime. The code still compiles, at least. I’m planning on picking a weekend in July and dedicating it to development. . . . → Read More: Thousander Club Update: June 26th |
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