Welcome to Lost in Translation‘s quick series about the ins and outs of adapting games to television and film.* As seen since the first post, if something is popular, someone else will want to adapt it to a different medium. … Continue reading
Welcome to Lost in Translation‘s quick series about the ins and outs of adapting games to television and film.* As seen since the first post, if something is popular, someone else will want to adapt it to a different medium. … Continue reading
Welcome to Lost in Translation‘s quick series about the ins and outs of adapting games to television and film.* As seen since the first post, if something is popular, someone else will want to adapt it to a different medium. … Continue reading
Recently two articles on Kotaku came together in my head. It may surprise you to learn this involved neither hit-gathering controversy, industry in-depthness, weird digressions or any of the other things it’s known for. It involved two odd games. The … Continue reading
How many gamers are people with disabilities? You may not have asked, even if you worked in the industry, but understanding their needs, their market, and the benefits of gaming to this population is important. That’s where http://www.ablegamers.com/ comes in. … Continue reading
OK, it’s a trend. Yes, after weeks of me ranting about what’s going on in gaming, what it means for your career, and why I’m still confused half the time, there is a trend I distinctly want to call out. … Continue reading
“What magical scapegoat will game companies point to when no one buys their $70 games on owner-proof, piracy-free systems?” @ThiefOfHearts ThiefOfHearts has a point there – a lot of what we’re seeing in the console and game market points to … Continue reading
The PS4 got announced in case you happened to have forgot that a Net full of Inter is out there, avoided all television, and talked to no other people. And you in no way will be startled that yours truly … Continue reading
As I try and analyze where the game industry is going and what it means for your career, Gabe Newell of Valve came down from Asgard to give us his insights on gaming at the DICE summit. He certainly had … Continue reading
Well, that was quick. Last week I was discussing how monetization was going to be an issue in your gaming career – since there were many options that would obviously affect how you get paid. Or if you get paid. … Continue reading