Articles associated with topic: game development career
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Cloud-Based Gaming Could Kick Off Huge Developer Race
As we progress into a new decade, two things are clear: The biggest names in tech are really interested in cloud-based gaming, and they’re clearly willing to spend lots of money for any sort of m… -
Weekend Roundup: Iron Man and A.I., Decade’s Most-Downloaded Games
It’s late December, which means that virtually everyone you know is ready to set that Away message on their email and flee the building for the holidays. Before you head out the door (remember: w… -
Game Designer: Education, Job Hunting, Interviewing, Résumé
Game designer sounds like a fun job: Who wouldn’t want to sit around and help create fun, immersive video game experiences? But as with many jobs in technology, breaking into game design requires… -
Google Stadia’s Odd ‘Negative Latency’ Feature: Actually a Game-Changer?
Google Stadia is an interesting concept. Console or PC-level gaming without hardware, all done via a browser... what’s not to like? But one feature, negative latency, has some eyebrows furrowed.… -
Why Finding Your 'Work-Life Integration' is Better Than 'Work-Life Balance'
We’re all familiar with the so-called Work-Life Balance. But, this conjures up visions of see-saws that must be perfectly balanced with equal weights on both ends at all times to ensure success.…Sponsored -
Lumberyard: What Happened to Amazon's Gaming Dreams?
In the beginning (that is, early 2016), Amazon Lumberyard offered a lot of promise to game developers at all skill levels: By combining a lot of cross-platform game-development tooling with the s… -
Nintendo Switch Lite Offers More Indie Dev Opportunity
Nintendo has decided to double down on its ultra-successful Switch console with a new, mobile-centric version, dubbed the Nintendo Switch Lite. Unlike its predecessor, this latest upgrade can’t o… -
Apple Arcade: Game Developers Still Don't Have Answers They Need
Apple Arcade, a monthly subscription service that Apple says will have more than 100 titles, launches September 19 alongside iOS 13. In exchange for a $4.99 recurring fee, gamers will have access… -
Weekend Roundup: Carmen, Ceramics, Cases, Card Care, and Codenames
It’s the weekend, which means you’re ready to catch up on the things not quite worth reading a full article about... but still interesting enough for a roundup. There’s a lot of Apple news, a bla… -
Unity Offering New Project Tools for Student Coders
Unity Technologies is pushing into the education realm with two new educational tools, one aimed at students and the other at educators. Of course, both tools heavily leverage Unity, the developm… -
High Stakes: Is Apple Arcade a Mistake?
This Fall, Apple will launch its Apple Arcade streaming service. When Arcade was announced in Spring 2019, the company was mum on core details. We also expected more info about Arcade at WWDC 201… -
What Is Rightsourcing in IT?
It’s considering both in-house and external resources for the best fit for a variety of tasks. Rightsourcing considers in-house options and contractors to determine the most effective course of a…Sponsored