[QUOTE="TehOverkill"]

Good for you, I'm sure that'll help.

I won't lie, though: I know too many good developers that never attended universities (in subjects related to game design) to know that a graduation course or a diploma won't make you a good developer.

mrmusicman247

Certainly. Do you already have any independent projects? I know a few sites where you send them the game, they make it available, and if it's good, your game gets front-page with an extensive article describing it. Used to work that way, anyway.

I liked the feedback they gave.

[QUOTE="Ravensmash"][QUOTE="HaloinventedFPS"]

Will it be PC exclusive?

because that would be such a great burn to lemmings

lawlessx

I doubt Microsoft would allow that. There is Shadowrun and the beam of hope it gives us on cross-platform gaming, but I sincerely doubt it'll happen.

I study and do well. Study's practically my only obligation: I've got my university set and my parents give me the funds for rent, food, entertainment, etc. The least I could do is study my a** off, since that's the only type of "work" I've got to do.

Will it be PC exclusive?

because that would be such a great burn to lemmings

HaloinventedFPS

I don't think Lemmings care about Bungie specifically, but about the Halo franchise. And it's still theirs.

Bottom line: both suck, play online on the PC :lol:

MMO's stole my life for a couple of years. I'm addicted to them: I just did a trial for WoW and clocked ten hours straight. Deleted it, went back to normal games. As Blow best described, WoW (and MMO's in general) are unethical and exploit players on a reward-for-suffering scheme. Couldn't agree more with him.

As far as the topic goes, I don't want Bungie making MMOs. They should try something in the stealth-shooter genre, since this generation is severely lacking in stealth games that I liked.

Acting "weird" is so broad. I mean, there is no way that Sweeney is the same as Jack Sparrow. Or Dillinger is the same as Edward Scissorhands. Thats just illogical. Wait till you see Rango!

My pick Harrison Ford. He is very monotone.

biggest_loser

You can't pick Harrison Ford. He's a blade runner and Hans Solo.

They're stuck in between the uncomfortable niche that is the large size of a semi-computer (big enough not to fit in any of my pockets) and the lack of power you see in something like the iTouch or iPhone. Not only that, but they come with a hefty price-tag that hardly justifies their poor attempt at being a jack-of-all-trades.

Good for you, I'm sure that'll help.

I won't lie, though: I know too many good developers that never attended universities (in subjects related to game design) to know that a graduation course or a diploma won't make you a good developer.

Dayum. Steam's one of the few reasons I'm upgrading my PC: that pack is crazy cheap, and would be worth it even if I decided not to play FC 2 and CoJ 2.