Video: Don Daglow on next-gen transition 'traps and treasures'
How do you prepare for the next-gen transition? In this GDC Europe talk, industry luminary Don Daglow revisits game dev history lessons from past console generations to avoid making old mistakes.
September 16, 2013
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"Great game design is always revolutionary."
At GDC Europe 2013, industry veteran Don Daglow reviews the past and discusses the risks and opportunities present as the industry enters the new era of game development. In this free session from GDC Vault, Daglow highlights the changing technology and marketplace for games, noting similar lessons learned in the past. He also encourages developers to use the medium to make experiences that positively affect people's lives.
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