[Noisebridge-discuss] Gamedev skillshare?

Micah Lee twopointfour at riseup.net
Sun Feb 13 19:30:30 UTC 2011


This sounds cool, I'll come if I can make it. I don't do it full-time
anymore, but I've made a couple iPhone games I can show off.

On 02/12/2011 11:41 PM, singclarity wrote:
> Is anyone interested in starting a game development skill-share with me?
> 
> 
> Basically, I would like to have a meet-up at NB where people interested 
> in game development exchange skill workshops or at least collaborate and 
> critique others' games and game concepts. I feel like this has probably 
> already been done, but nothing similar is currently on the wiki so I 
> thought I might bring it up.
> 
> Here's an introductory list of material we could work with:
> - introducing game design platforms to each other (steam,  unity, java, 
> even RPG maker)
> - discussing innovation in gaming (3d bandwagon? kinect? xbox/ps3/ipad 
> platform?)
> - marketing your game, whether its possible to even make money off this shit
> - perhaps have talks from SF game companies? No dont let this be a 
> resume whoring session but whatever it'll probably happen
> - and seriously, just TALKING about cool new games. Stuff like 'have you 
> heard of that cool indie game xyz' or 'for gods sake why is the 3DS so 
> expensive' and 'episode 3 FFFFFUUUUUUU'.
> 
> 
> Sorry for the lack of seriousness. I do encourage serious, working 
> professionals to come. While I am not currently employed in the video 
> game industry, I will try to make it worth your while if you are. 
> Lastly, I understand that there are probably other groups trying to 
> accomplish this goal elsewhere in SF. If anyone has info about other 
> places that do this (or at least collectives/orgs that are down) then 
> that would help me, too.
> 
> 
> Thanks for reading,
> 
> - singuclarity
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