HOLY DISCLAIMER, BATMAN: This post was written before the Santa Barbara shootings. Due to its lighthearted irreverence, you might find it more offensive now than you would have a week ago. Try to keep an open mind and look at what is being said, not just HOW it’s being said. Feminism’s a thing now, if […]
Monthly Archives: May 2014
The Sound of Gaming
By Terry Randolph Sound design is the most under-appreciated part of a gaming experience. Yet it’s also one of the most critical components that makes or breaks how good a game can be. How many times have you had a game that gets bogged down by lagging dialogue? Or thrown off by the lag between […]
A day at an Indie Game Development meetup.
The original post came from my personal blog. Come check it out here and give it some love too!Hello everyone!It has been a long while since I was last active in making games. Since the game Sean and I both created for the Candy Jam, I became burned out from working nonstop at my job and working […]
In the Valley of the Land of “HD” Remakes
Recently, Pokemon Company through Nintendo announced remakes of the games Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire renamed Alpha Ruby and Omega Sapphire. Like many Pokemon fans, I was excited although for a different reason; this was part of the series I had yet to play. With it coming to 3DS (and I’m missing my GameBoy Advance), I […]
Nostalgia Game Review: Spyro The Dragon
By Jake Rushing Ahhh, Spyro the Dragon. This was an another game that I remembered playing at my aunt’s house years ago during the glorious Playstation One years. I was drawn to this game because of the fact that you could play as a dragon. I also saw the commercials for the game which made […]