I've always had an amazing return on investment from sharing information.the more I share, the more I get back in terms of goodwill, learning new information from others, and meeting interesting people. I believe it's incredibly important for game developers-and everybody, really-to openly share information about their craft, whether you're an artist, programmer, designer, musician, business person, or whatever. I went to the trouble to set up this fancy database-driven website so I could put original material up more frequently, so we'll see how that goes. Most of the material on this site is from my lectures at the Game Developers Conference and other conferences, my articles in Game Developer Magazine, and my exploration of game technology and design. I use MediaWiki as the engine for the site, and I'm excited to use tons of amazing Web 2.0 technology to create a website that looks exactly like my old hand-coded site, made with emacs and raw html, 10 years ago! Now that is progress! If you're interested in the gory details, you can read more about it. I finally got around to making this new one, and I'm really happy with the way it's turning out. I made my original website in 1997, and then proceeded to not update it for 9 years.

Here you'll find my writing, programming, design, art, and other miscellanea usually, but not always, relating to game development. 21:50 - The Real Problem With E3 2012 (edit).17:40 - No One Knows About Your Game (edit).

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