Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Game Development”
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Xbox Producer Criticized for AI Advice to Laid-Off Developers
In a recent controversy, an Xbox Game Studios producer suggested that developers affected by Microsofts layoffs should utilize AI tools for career planning and emotional clarity. This comment, made by executive producer Matt Turnbull, sparked significant backlash from the gaming community, particularly given the context of the layoffs affecting thousands of employees and multiple project cancellations.
Turnbull’s post, which has since been deleted, included prompts for using AI tools like ChatGPT to navigate feelings of impostor syndrome and to assist with networking and outreach.
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Game Developers Rewarded with Nintendo Switch 2: A New Trend in the Gaming Industry
In an exciting turn of events, domestic game companies are stepping up their game by rewarding their development teams with the highly coveted Nintendo Switch 2. Neowiz and ShiftUp are leading this trend, recognizing the hard work and dedication of their employees with substantial incentives that not only celebrate success but also foster a culture of performance-driven rewards.
Neowiz recently announced a remarkable incentive of 10 million won per developer, alongside two weeks of reward leave, in celebration of their action RPG “P’s False.
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Creating What Doesn't Exist: The Story Behind Phasmophobia
In the world of game development, the most compelling creations often stem from a simple desire: the need for something that doesn’t yet exist. Daniel Knight, the CEO of Kinetic Games and lead developer of Phasmophobia, embodies this ethos. Frustrated by the lack of co-op horror games that he wanted to play, Knight took matters into his own hands, creating a unique experience that has captivated players worldwide. This insight into the creative process highlights how personal passion can drive innovation in the gaming industry.
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CD Projekt Red's Focus: Why Sticking to AAA RPGs is Key to Success
In a recent episode of the AnsweRED podcast, CD Projekt Red co-founder Marcin Iwiński shared a crucial insight: the studio’s success hinges on its commitment to AAA open-world RPGs. Iwiński emphasized the importance of maintaining a sharp focus on what the company does best, rather than succumbing to the allure of diversifying into genres or features that may dilute their core strengths. This approach, he argues, is essential for delivering high-quality gaming experiences that fans expect.
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