Go big or go home does not apply to your first attempt at designing a game. Come to think of it, it’s not really good for projects 2 through 10 either. Keep it simple. Do one thing really well, not a bunch of stuff poorly or worse… not at all because the project never got done.
On Your First Game Idea
"Go big or go home" does not apply to getting started in #gamedev Keep it simple! #onGames pic.twitter.com/Vvc8b4tFzD
— Sean James McKenzie (@baconandgames) December 29, 2014
What do game developers want for Christmas? It’s probably not what you’re thinking.
On Success
It's a misconception that #gamedev s strive for that big payout. The dream is to keep doing it. #onGames pic.twitter.com/uU0QQ7jQdz
— Sean James McKenzie (@baconandgames) December 22, 2014
I’ve always been a fan of the little corners of the internet or App Store that put my nostalgia to the test, so this is my contribution to that part of the web. I’ve taken 100 well-known Nintendo game screenshots and scrambled them up. Can you name them all?
Play Name That Scrambled NES Game here.
NOTE: This was just a quick project so it probably doesn’t work in all browsers (maybe not at all on mobile). If you run into issues, please leave a note in the comments or just play it in Chrome :)
It’s so hard to share your unfinished work, but oh-so-important. Don’t keep things too close to the vest. Share early. Share often.
On Works-In-Progress
It's so hard to share unfinished work (your baby) but also so VERY important #gamedev #onGames pic.twitter.com/K1mgs6Jjni
— Sean James McKenzie (@baconandgames) December 15, 2014
There’s a lot of #sjw talk on the twitters lately. C’mon. Guys, c’mon.
C’mon.
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