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Change the thumbnail, you monsters.

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I think it's really impressive how the prototype hardly differs from the final game. They knew exactly what they wanted to do. Please find a new home Tango 🤞

Shitting on platformers for 27 minutes, basically 😂

Tango Gameworks proved they could adopt a new genre (from horror to rhythm) learn a new engine, create an original game mechanic, and on top of it have unique characters and story in such a short timeframe. Microsoft execs are complete idiots.

Man, I can't watch this right now😥

The RaC series should have followed the tone of Deadlocked.

Bethesda thought it was opposite day when Sawyer gave this talk

This is sad 😢 Every GDC should starts with"suits...suits ruin everything"

Didnt get the game before but now that the devs got fired im definitely

is there any cut of this talk with only the english dub? i find it very hard to concentrate while switching from japanese to english

Great video. The first game is the most important one, like a first impression. Getting the rulebook and the components focused on the ease and usability in the first game is a big deal, and Leder does a good job in that regard. Root is popular, in part, for making something complex easy to learn and play, with a little bit of effort from the player.

This couldn't be more ironic, considering how brutally those very people were betrayed just a few days ago... Kinda sends a message of "it doesn't matter how well you worked and how clearly you can teach it to the world, big money will kill you anyways", which sadly has become the reality of our world, and the entertainment industry in particular.

Quick summary: Rediscovering the Essence + Breaking Conventions. Not passive additive gameplay but active multiplicative gameplay. Player action combined with field and objects to move in many ways from situation to goal. Action game = collision + movement + state, made up of physics and chemistry. Our solution is to connect everything in the world! BOTW is about freedom. We want players to think, whoa, I’m a genius! Combining the Courage to Say, the Power to Make, the Power to Show. Art style to combine playability and reality. Refreshing AND full-flavored! Neither too childish or too mature. Gutto Kuro = Stir the Soul!

54:00 This lady's advice is super useful, Thank you

Great talk! Been proselytizing for older-gamers as a "Blue Ocean" demographic for at least 15 years!! Grandparents sharing a nostalgia-toy with their digital-era grandkids made my first commercial game a success. Unfortunately, there's widespread resistance in the industry to even acknowledge older gamers, even as the populations age in the largest markets (US, Japan, S. Korea, most of Europe). Studies like the AARP's help, but it's not unlike the pushback against other underserved demographics (esp. women) despite decades of hard data disproving "conventional wisdom". Fine by me - less competition as a dev for that prime audience 🤑

interesting

burger battles

Im 32 not 50 but i observe that with age it takes me longer (or maby feel longer cause of frustration)to get hang of things in new games, i fell overwelmed with ui, quest logs etc

The badge system was a very clever game design that introduces maximum replayability.

I see @2:00 and I'm sold

This game was an awesome part of my childhood. Gosh - I wish I could still play it!!

The only diversity initiative worth pursuing, particularly since a former gamer could be a perennial gamer.

Immortality became one of my favourite games of all time. Its an absolute masterpiece and Sam continues to create games unlike anybody else and to keep evolving the way he does it. I really cant wait for his next project.

Great talk. Saved it so I can watch again and then prolly again.

Boy, what an insightful video about a game that Microsoft said 'exceeded their expectations by all metrics' and won universal acclaim. Really look forward to seeing more from this studio. 🥲

I always wondered about that. Like, we that grew up playing are kind used to adapt to different kind of interfaces doesn't matter how complicated they are but for older people the thing is different. My father in law is 65 years old and he plays FC24(former EA's FIFA) like crazy and every time a version is released is like he playing a total different game, because the UI is non-intuitive and inconsistent. Even a game we joke about being the same game being released every year they can't even turn the UX familiar for older players.

if it makes you feel better, guns germs and steel has some pretty ahistorical assumptions, mostly about africa

Where find fluid source project?

this is just so cruel

This is the best and most helpful game dev talk I've seen. Thanks guys!

50+???? People in their 50s were brought up on gaming... Not just that, they stick a 75 year old on the thumbnail

This is what we mean when we say "accessible games" Young gamers of Yesterday will be the senior gamers of tomorrow, let's pave a friendly path for them starting today.

The first talk was the one with useful insights. Skip the rest

The Nintendo generation turns 50 in a couple of years. Those that were 8-12 in 86. That should be reason enough for accessible games.

Ouch! I'm 55

Okay now hire the voice actor for Smidge to do this entire talk. I dunno why but I want it.

this complete nimrod doesn't know what a melon is POINT AND LAUGH

This GDC presentation becoming a job interview for the devs thanks to Microsoft 😂

Seeing how much dedication went into all the levels, it’s no wonder one of the main levels got cut from the game. It’s incredible that we got as much content as we did considering how bespoke it all is

Great talk, and the Early Acess and Prototype lessons are all really valuable

@52:58 - I think it's both shocking and inspiring to find out it took 6-9 months for the game devs to not only go through the prototyping phase but also to figure out the game engine Even after watching the PsychOdyssey documentary - which explains how they made an entire commercial game to learn about Unreal Engine - I always assume professional game developers watch a few tutorials and have the entire engine learned in a few weeks It's a good thing to keep in mind going forward: even professionals spend more time learning than you think

Very nice presentation! I wish there were some combination of this and Marc ten Bosch's "Let's remove Quaternions from every 3D Engine"

Sad to see such talents laid off

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This talk is even more pertinent now than it was when it came out. This guy was a real visionary for Nintendo. A CEO, but a gamer at heart.

This is a fucking masterclass. Im nearly cumming. Thanks :D

man I know I'm going to watch this in pain :(