I’ll be busy telling gamers why “You Don’t Know What you Really Want: Why Game Players Don’t Understand What They Really Like About Video Games.”
Here’s the details:
Think you could make your favorite game better? Think you have an idea that could break the industry wide open? Think again!
Andrew Mayer, a game designer with numerous top selling titles, and fifteen years in the industry, shows you why what you think you want out of video games often isn’t what you really want at all, and how things that frustrate a player can be what you love the most. He’ll also take ideas from the audience and show how to break them down and make them into hit concepts.
If you’re going to be there come on over and see me. It’s going to be fun.
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Be warned that this is a red band trailer, so there’s swearing and plenty of pot-smoking.
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I’ll be busy telling gamers why “You Don’t Know What you Really Want: Why Game Players Don’t Understand What They Really Like About Video Games.”
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