Cave Story creator Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya shares his game development philosophy and shows the beta version of Cave Story during a postmortem presentation on the game at GDC 2011.
April 14, 2014
"Let the player enjoy the game -- if he enjoys the game he will be playing the game, and that's the time he wants to know the story. Start with the game, not with the story."
- Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya, speaking about the creation of Cave Story at GDC 2011. Cave Story creator Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya spoke frankly about his philosophy of game development and showed footage of the beta version of Cave Story during a postmortem presentation on the game at GDC 2011, and now that video is freely available for anyone to watch via the GDC Vault. Amaya is expected to release his next game, Kero Blaster, sometime in 2014. We've taken the liberty of embedding the free video of "The Story of Cave Story" above, but you can also watch it here on the GDC Vault.
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