Tr-Cities Game Developer Summit 2020
/On January 11th of 2020, about a month before the world decided to go ahead and end, the Tri-Cities Game Developers hosted their first ‘Summit’.
Read MoreOn January 11th of 2020, about a month before the world decided to go ahead and end, the Tri-Cities Game Developers hosted their first ‘Summit’.
Read MoreMy first week going into learning Monogame was a little bit rough. It lined up with the week I started back to school and I basically got nothing done last week. This week, however, I’m back at it and ready to go!
Read MoreWhy Am I Doing This?
While it would be disingenuous to say that I’ve only used Unity to make games, it would be equally inaccurate to say that I’m not a ‘Unity Developer’. Whenever I have an idea that I want to prototype, the first tool I grab is Unity. It’s the tool I’m most comfortable with and it’s the foundation of my understanding of how games are made. This, however, is a pretty big problem if I intend to make games in the long term, or even professionally, for a number of reasons.
Read MoreI made my first video game at the end of 2016. It was a Game Maker game called “The Walls Are Closing In”. The game consisted of a man in a room. The walls of the room closed in on him and the screen prompted you to mash a button to keep the walls off. The button didn’t do anything. You died every time. While this doesn’t seem like much, this was the first time, in all my flirting with development, that I made something with a ‘Game Loop’. A way to start, play and start again.
Read MoreHey, I’m Gerald! I like to play and make video games. I also watch stuff sometimes. Mostly TV, because it’s easier, but I do like some movies. I’m going to tell you which ones in this post. Also, I’ll be cheating here. I’m not going to number my list, so I don’t have to make decisions about which of these I like better.
Read MoreGrowing up, video games were always a part of my life. One of the first games that I remember having a real attachment to was Final Fantasy III, or as it is now known as Final Fantasy VI.
Read MoreWhile many modern video games have excellent soundtracks, there is just something so special about 8 & 16-bit era Chiptune scores that quickly bring me back to my younger days either watching my older brothers play the NES or playing them myself and being navigated by my brother on where to go next.
Read MoreNovember 15, 2019. The day the world gets to step foot in a new Pokémon Region, on a new
system [Let’s Go Pikachu/Eevee are a bit different than a new region, given they are Kanto],
with new Pokémon. So in honor of the new game coming out this Friday, I thought it would be
nice to take a [small] trip down memory lane with Pokémon games prior….
Read MoreMemory Card Chronicles is our new Bi-weekly series in which Crossy and ShadowCrave dig through their gaming related history and focus on remember moments that stand out above the rest.
Read MoreMemory Card Chronicles is our new Bi-weekly series in which Crossy and ShadowCrave dig through their gaming related history and focus on remember moments that stand out above the rest.
Read MoreIntroduction and a few lists of my Top 5 Video Games & Movies!
Read MoreIntroduction and a few lists of my Top 5 Video Games & Movies & Board Games!
Read MoreIntroduction and a list of my Top 5 Video Games & Movies!
Read MoreIntroduction and a list of my Top 5 Video Games & Movies!
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