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10 things you should know about ... producers 10 things you should know about ... producers

This is a series of six blog posts where different disciplines share what they wish others would know and understand.

byAnne-Christine Gasc

Jun 16, 2015

2 Min Read

A Shenmue Retrospective A Shenmue Retrospective

Jun 16, 2015

6 Min Read

On a Lack of Originality in Science-Fiction and Fantasy Game Settings On a Lack of Originality in Science-Fiction and Fantasy Game Settings

byAlexander Freed

Jun 15, 2015

10 Min Read

A modern asset pipeline: 7 reasons to optimize content A modern asset pipeline: 7 reasons to optimize content

bySamuel Rantaeskola

Jun 15, 2015

9 Min Read

11 Tips to Speed Up your Game Design Process 11 Tips to Speed Up your Game Design Process

byNathan Lovato

Jun 15, 2015

12 Min Read

Deep Linking and Mobile Games Deep Linking and Mobile Games

byJovan Johnson

Jun 15, 2015

3 Min Read

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