Blogs Roundup #5 – “Interesting posts…”
Have you noticed how often people use word “interesting” when they point to some sites from their blog? I know I do it often, and have noticed many other sites to do the same. What is the reason for this? Perhaps we simply need more interesting words to use…
Oh well – here’s the fifth other (interesting – naturally) blogs roundup.
- GameDevMike – His title pretty much says it all: “News, opinions, articles, tips & tricks on game development with an Indie twist.”
- Mansion – very new blog from a Finnish guy (with a cool hat).
- Big Toe Software Blog – Game development studio’s blog. Updated regularly.
- 71/78 – Gamer’s blog.
That’s it folks, check ‘em out.











Not to shamelessly self-promote myself, but I think you’d enjoy some of my recent writings on game production.
http://kingludic.blogspot.com/2006/10/new-production-old-development-and.html
http://kingludic.blogspot.com/2006/10/blueprint-for-game-production-unit.html
http://kingludic.blogspot.com/2006/10/casual-games-on-wii.html
I hope you find these interesting.
[...] So, let’s talk about other things, shall we? My time at Peterborough was interesting (a word that is used far too often), and it was nice seeing my cousins. I managed to even get some writing accomplished, some of which I’m feeling pretty good about. Most of it was stress/loneliness/depression induced whining, but there’s some things that I’m feeling alright about. I’m writing a comic script for a friend of mine that I think is coming out pretty well, and look forward to seeing what they do with it. I did some writing exercises talking about the ghosts in the house, and (at my father’s suggestion, per my request for such) a quickie story talking about the Thing in the woods up on the hill, and I think those at least are moderately interesting if not an acceptable quick read. [...]
Thanks for the link!
Thanks for the *interesting* blog ;)
[...] talk about other things, shall we? My time at Peterborough was interesting (a word that is used far too often), and it was nice seeing my cousins. I managed to even get some writing accomplished, some of which [...]