Whether it’s crap code, crappy article or crappy feeling you have the right to get rid of it. I had written an article for today about the definition of ‘casual games’. In the article I wrote in a provocative manner that the ‘casual games’ definition is a broad term and vaguely defined.
This article has been in my mind for the whole day (and before I published it) and I honestly think it doesn’t serve this site’s purpose which is to help game developers. I still think the ‘casual games’ don’t have a full proof definition, but I think my article was going into pointless ranting about this issue.
I decided to take that article away and replace it with this blog entry. That was crap that didn’t belong here – if anywhere. I concentrate on giving hints about game production – that’s what this site is all about.
I started coding games when I was a small kid with access to Commodore 64.
In other words – I verbally owned you about casual gaming?? :)
J/K and good call!!
@DannyB: exactly ;)
awww… and before I had my chance to take enough quotes… :(
Heh, sorry – maybe next time? :)
No doubt. At least you’re filtering yourself. I’ll just let any ol’ drunken ramblings ooze out onto my silly blog. But then, I don’t claim a domain name like “gameproducer.net” : )