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Joystick Nation: How Videogames Ate Our Quarters, Won Our Hearts, and Rewired Our Minds [J. C. Herz] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. In a scant fifteen years, video and computer games have grown into a $6-billion-a-year global industry
Joystick Nation by JC Herz.
Leigh Alexander reminded the audience of Herz’ work. She was a game critic for the New York Times in 2001, who was writing intelligent things at a nearly forgotten time.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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About Jenga: The Remarkable Business of Creating a Game that Became a Household Name [Leslie Scott] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Millions have played the game Jenga, but few know the surprising story of the woman who created the game. From cattle ranches in Africa to the royal tennis courts in London
Leslie Scott has also written about designing Jenga. This book covers game creation in ways most people don’t consider.
So I'm at PRACTICE, one of my favorite game design conferences. This year it has featured a lot of people talking in various ways about narrative design and the power fantasy: Meg Jayanth on the un...
Emily Short, who has previously spoken on the Practice stage, wrote a poignant post about recurring topics discussed at the show.
Having an in-progress file means that you can have fun freely trying new things.
Mare Sheppard finds that having a space to experiment and fail means that you’re more willing to try creative ideas or revisit old concepts. Most concepts don’t come out of the in-progress folder, but it helps motivate indulging your curiosity.
We learned a lot of the nuance of the game through play.
Mare Sheppard on learning how to make appealing levels in N. She would play and challenge herself in the game and see if the encounters felt satisfying.
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N, the original iteration of Mare Sheppard’s classic game, is available for free online. Check it out here if you’re not familiar. The latest version of the acrobatic Ninja game, N++, is available on PlayStation 4.
On moving in N++
N++ is different than most platformers. The character's inertia takes seconds to control or change and they can usually outrun most obstacles at top speed. Additionally, your vertical velocity affects your jump height.
-Mare Sheppard
Any time it rains, we throw away all the data.
Jeff Mishtawy says that rain is a large enough outlier in a race, that the data isn’t worth recording.
