What happened to game music?
Remember the good old days of game tunes? Those short little tunes that kept popping up in your sleep, or when you had a quiet moment? What happened to those?
Category: MondayMusings
The game bug that almost got away with it
I was hunting a 7 year old bug, and I finally found his hiding place in my code. Let me tell you a story…
Is there a shortcut to creating games?
Coming up with game ideas is fairly easy, but turning those ideas into games is a time-consuming skill!
What’s the expiration date on game development?
What are the long-term plans for solo/small-team game developers? Will you be able to do this until retirement, or do you need an escape route?
There are too many games to make
There are just too many games to play, but there are even more games to develop!
Do players need more hand holding?
Are modern games doing too much hand-holding? Have players gotten lazy? Another Monday musing from a developers point of view
Should game developers promise features that might get cancelled?
Sometimes game developers promise things that don’t make it into the final game. Should they keep sharing their ideas early?
Regulator City enters a mass-audience public beta test May 18th
Regulator City scheduled for a mass test on Gameround.co on May 18th.
Who to blame for game bugs
We all love games, and we all hate bugs, sadly sometimes games get released with bugs in them. Should we blame someone?
How much should games cost
Developing games is a costly business, buying games is a costly hobby, so where do both of those price points meet?
Too old to learn new tricks
From hyper realistic graphics to pixel-art, game graphics and games in general have a wide spectrum.
Not selling this for a billion dollars
In this Monday Musings let’s talk about a billion reasons why I’ll never sell Orangepixel as a company!
Game Trademarks and IP protection
This first Monday Musings looks at last week’s messy IP happenings, but also the power of great branding as Nintendo launched a Mario Movie