Creating casual games for profit & fun
Thousands of game enthusiasts and would-be developers are searching habitually for an opportunity to expand their knowledge of games. Whether they're clicking through Amazon or browsing Barnes and Noble, they are all looking for a path to their dream, a secret door into the games industry. The...
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Boston, Mass.
Charles River Media
2007
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| Institutions: | Trung tâm Học liệu Trường Đại học Trà Vinh |
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| Summary: | Thousands of game enthusiasts and would-be developers are searching habitually for an opportunity to expand their knowledge of games. Whether they're clicking through Amazon or browsing Barnes and Noble, they are all looking for a path to their dream, a secret door into the games industry. The Casual Games Market is that secret passage. The industry, featuring online downloadable games generally delivered through distributors like Real-One Arcade, Shockwave.com and Oberon Media (via MSN Games and Pogo) has exploded over the past five years into a multi-billion dollar annual marketplace. Independent developers have rapidly discovered the field as one of the last remaining venues to break into the public eye |
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| Physical Description: | xxiii, 311 p. ill. 24 cm,1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.) |
| ISBN: | 1584505192 9781584505198 |