Boyd Multerer - Developing for Xbox
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Ever wonder what it takes to build a game for the Xbox?
His answer? Game development today is dramatically different than it was back in the old days when a developer or two could make a bleeding edge video game over a weekend. Today a game development team has more artists than developers.
Does this trend in game development predict a trend that'll happen in business applications?
Is there still a role for a super geek?
His answer? Game development today is dramatically different than it was back in the old days when a developer or two could make a bleeding edge video game over a weekend. Today a game development team has more artists than developers.
Does this trend in game development predict a trend that'll happen in business applications?
Is there still a role for a super geek?
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The amount and complexity of content drives the engineer/content creator ratio.
Within that context the question, if "this trend in game development predict a trend that'll happen in business applications", doesn't make much sense.
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