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Tips for Developing Mobile Games

When developing for mobile games the key is keep it simple and small. Mobile games are like mini games, they’re only good in small blasts nothing more. This is very reflective of the player retention and player base.

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Are Sponsorships Really That Bad?

To properly answer this question we first must answer what a sponsor/sponsorship is. Sponsors are a form of advertisement that two parties enter to have the first party then starts to showcase the product or service. Now that we have this definition we can dive right into this topic.

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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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What I Learned From Game Development

While creating a game I have learn so many things about myself and my skills at programming. I thought that I could do anything and was confident about how amazing it would be Make It! I wanted to become an indie developer with a hit game. I wanted to be everything I could without a […]

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Failure is an Entrepreneur’s Best Friend

So when I was growing up I wanted to be a entrepreneur and there was a specific ad that I was addicted to.

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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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