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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2016 · 1H 2M

Episode 28: AAA vs. Indie Game Development

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Introducing first... from the rich, ruby red corner. Weighing in at $1.5+ million dollars. He hails from the beautiful, but volatile Silicon Valley. With over 52 published games, five top grossing, and only seven defeats! He IS the former heavyweight champion of the world, TRIPLE-A GAME DEVELOPMENT! In the broke, blue corner. Weighing in at $200 and a gift card to GameStop. Hailing from a hot, two-car garage in the middle of nowhere. With a pixel perfect game in its alpha stages, a monthly subscription to Lynda.com, and a successful Kickstarter in the works! He IS the challenger, a.k.a Señor Success, a.k.a the Voice of the People... INDIE GAME DEVELOPMENT! Let's Get Ready To Rumble! In this episode, the guys sit down and discuss the pros and cons to both AAA and Indie game development. There are a lot of great nuggets strewn throughout the discussion, so we're sure you will enjoy! Thanks for tuning in this week and we hope you enjoy the show! Feel free to send any emails with comments, questions, and concerns about AAA and/or Indie game dev, to: [email protected] Check it Out Brace for Impact: The Crashlands Story Kickstarter Crashlands - Butterscotch Shenanigans

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