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I Want to Thank You All

After all this time I feel like it’s time to finally and wholeheartedly say thank you. This post is about you all and explaining why I am giving you all thanks. So let’s get started and begin.

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The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth Not Likely Coming to Wii U / New 3DS

This game has been in a weird place with Nintendo. As in the beginning it was rejected by the Big N due to the religious over themes. However, now that Nindes are a thing. Nintendo is all for Issacs debut on the New 3ds and Wii U.

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Toddlers and Tiaras Rant

Toddler and Tiaras is an American Reality show that ran for 7 seasons on TLC network. This series has been a very controversial show since the conception. While a lot of people believe that putting little girls in beauty pageants is okay. Many others believe that this is wrong and doing a lot of damage […]

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Why social matters for game development

As a developer one of the most valuable assets at our fingertips is visibility. The more eyes we have on our projects we can start to gauge the excitement and plan accordantly. This is why we must start mapping out how we want to tackle our social branding, marketing, and reach from day one. Without […]

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Unity’s New Input System is Amazing

Over the last couple of days, I have been working on some test projects in Unity. Mainly to better understand Unity’s new input system. If you didn’t know Unity has created a new input system that simplifies Input for all control types. Meaning that the same input you would use for Xbox would work if you configured it for mobile very easily and effortlessly. Which is amazing for us developers!

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