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LittleBigPlanet Karting, ficha del videojuego para PlayStation 3 | MeriStation Magazine - 0 views

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  • juan jose gomez on 05 May 12
     
    LittleBigPlanet Karting es uno de los juegos insignia de la casa sony, nos recuerda al famoso Crash karting pues sus personajes son muñecos de trapo y las opciones de juego son similares en ambos juegos, se espera que este a la venta para el segundo semestre del año, inicialmente está destinado a funcionar para play station pero se prevee que saldrá a la venta también para psvita. LittleBigPlanet Karting no tiene prevista su llegada a Playstation Vita. El juego de competición protagonizado por los muñecos de trapo de la serie de SONY y Media Molecule solo está destinado, de momento, a Playstation 3.
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GDC Vault - 1 views

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Gamasutra - Features - Postmortem: Radiangames' Monthly Xbox Live Indie Games Series - 2 views

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  • Postmortem: Radiangames' Monthly Xbox Live Indie Games Series
  • 1. Scope Control
  • It's amazingly hard to keep a game simple and not to turn it into something epic, so the smaller and more focused the original idea, the better.
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  • 2. Playtesting
  • it essentially guarantees your game will be enjoyed by more people than it would have otherwise.
  • 3. Restricted Art Style
  • 4. Upgrades
  • They want something that rewards them and keeps them invested in playing, something beyond the intrinsic rewards of getting better and competing against your own (and others') best scores.
  • 5. Passion vs. Innovation
  • If the games had some innovation in them (Crossfire, Inferno, and Fluid did, in my opinion) that was a bonus. But I knew that getting a game done is hard, and by making games that I had a passion for, I'd be more motivated to play them, improve them, and most importantly finish them.
  • What Went Wrong
  • 1. Pricing Indecision
  • 2. Mental Beatdown Making games is hard in so many ways. It's hard to choose which idea to work on next. It's hard to hone a prototype into a solid direction. It's hard to bring all the different elements together into a cohesive design. It's hard to write music, create art, and code. It's hard to hear people say your game sucks when you thought it was almost done.
  • 3. Minimal Personality There was a great article in Game Developer magazine this past year about how to inject personality into your games. If you've played my games, you may have guessed that I never read it, but you'd be wrong. I just rarely spent time thinking about it.
  • 4. Branding Baggage
  • 5. Too Many Modes
  • pfiguero on 16 Jun 11
     
    Un buen postmortem sobre desarrollo rápido de videojuegos
  • Luis Lyons on 17 Jun 11
     
    Interesante articulo, y tienen razon, es dificl no desarrollar mas de lo que se debe...
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