I am going to be in San Francisco from March 7th to March 15th for the Game Developers Conference 2010 and the Flash Gaming Summit.
Both conferences attract thousands of industry professionals (and a couple of hundred really amazing ones) and I am really looking forward to next week.
The list of sessions & tutorials looks great and it will be a challenge trying to go to all the interesting business, design and technical presentations all at once.
I will also be reconnecting with friends and looking for new opportunities - I look forward to making new acquaintances and discussing new ideas.
If you are in San Francisco next week and interested in discussing casual & social game development, design and marketing or potential projects, contact me.
See you next week!
I am giving a presentation on building casual and social games with Unity this Friday at the ITShowOff conference in Zagreb.
You can preview the slides below.
For people interested in Unity development, I am adding a few links to help you get started.
Motiviti is hiring!
If you have experience with Unity and/or Flash and are interested in landing a cool part-time game development job or just looking to publish your games, let me know! We are also interested in great web developers. Everyone is a potential full-time hire ;).
One thing to keep in mind when picking an audio version is the production quality - e.g. I have encountered a few versions of Dune books I simply could not finish due to a monotonous or uninformed narrator.
Here is my top 10 list of books that do have great audio versions (some even with multiple narrators and music), along with corresponding links on Audible.
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