Quoted in the Game Developer Magazine’s Fall 2009 Game Career Guide

Ante — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 05:12:07 +0000

After the last TOJam in May 2009, Jim McGinley, one of the TOJam organizers, put several of the TOJam participants, including myself, in touch with Jeffrey Fleming, who works for the Game Developer Magazine, to write about our experiences with the various game-making technologies that we used when making our games. At the time, Jeffrey was covering the Toronto’s independent game development scene, as part of his Do It Yourself! article in the GDMag’s Fall 2009 Game Career Guide (page 15).

I wrote to Jeffrey about my experiences with Flash, Flex, Torque Game Builder, Adventure Game Studio, and Microsoft XNA, including the pros and cons for each in the type of game being made. A couple of snippets of my written experiences with Torque Game Builder were quoted on page 16.

Game Career Guide is a special standalone magazine issue presented by the Game Developer Magazine and aimed at students and recent graduates as a helpful guide towards starting, and later maintaining, one’s career in the game industry. It is available online for free.

TechVibes Interview

Ante — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 02:00:35 +0000

Last November I was interviewed by Eric Floresca on behalf of Techvibes technology blog about The Empire Game and the involvement our Fun Forged team had with the Vortex Competition during the past couple of years. I met Eric at the Vortex 2009, where we (Fun Forged) were given a great opportunity to present our open beta launch of The Empire Game. This interview is one of many we have done to spread the word about The Empire Game and our company.

Here is Eric’s article on Techvibes: Link

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Quoted in the Game Developer Magazine’s Fall 2009 Game Career Guide

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