Krabbity Interview

By GBGames, on January 31st, 2007%

Turbo from #gamedevelopers informed me that Gaming Girls interviewed her.

She talked about what made her get into game development in the first place, her favorite games, and how Krabbitworld came to be.

The following is printed out and up in my home office:

Calisto: Any advice you can give anyone trying . . . → Read More: Krabbity Interview

Miss Out on GDC Again?

By GBGames, on January 31st, 2007%

Last year, I had to enjoy the Game Developers Conference remotely, reading the coverage of the event by other indie bloggers.

Yesterday was the last day that I could get a discount to register for the March event. Even discounted, the prices are a bit steep, and I really would have liked to go . . . → Read More: Miss Out on GDC Again?

Thousander Club Update: January 29th

By GBGames, on January 29th, 2007%

For this weekâ€™s Thousander Club update:

Game Hours: 262.25 (previous year) + 13.25 (current year) = 275.5 / 1000 Game Ideas: 616 (previous year) + 0 (current year) = 616 / 1000

This past week I managed to add a few more features to my Space Invaders clone. One feature is an explosion effect that . . . → Read More: Thousander Club Update: January 29th

POTM for January: GnuCash

By GBGames, on January 22nd, 2007%

This month’s Project of the Month is GnuCash, the personal and small-business financial-accounting software.

I use GnuCash to keep track of my finances. Even before I started my business, GnuCash helped me to organize my income, expenses, and bills. I have stopped using my checkbook’s registry just because it is easier to use GnuCash to . . . → Read More: POTM for January: GnuCash

Project of the Month

By GBGames, on January 22nd, 2007%

Larry Garfield has announced the Open Source Project of the Month.

While there are some major, ubiquitous pieces of open source such as the Linux kernel, OpenOffice.org, Mozilla, and Apache, there is plenty of great pieces of open source out there that doesn’t get funding from companies such as Red Hat, IBM, or hardware . . . → Read More: Project of the Month