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Why Being Poor and Having No Budget is Good For Making Games

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Uploaded by on Aug 5, 2011

Assembly Summer 2011 seminar presentation.

Presenting few ideas why making games without money or budget is actually a good thing. Examples included.

Title: Why Being Poor and Having No Budget is Good For Making Games
Author: Petri Purho

Download high quality video: http://media.assembly.org/vod/2011/Seminars/1204_artrech_seminars_why_being_p...

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  • Didn't expect to watch the whole thing, but I did. Very good presentation, learned a lot!

  • Awesome presentation. Loved it!

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  • @Chibithor I am aware of both Machinarium and The Binding of Isaac because I own them both. Again, I'm not saying that it's impossible to sell a flash game, I'm just saying that no one should tell you how to make your game, and that it's improper to do so.

  • @Cobac Hear me out here, I never said flash sucked. I just said someone telling you, as a developer, that you should use flash for a game like they can command you is horrible.

    Like I said before, no one tells Bethesda that they SHOULD put Skyrim online, and it wouldn't make sense.

  • @Hoverstandis and evne if you didnt knew at that time you still had castle crashers for consoles which was a flash game very popular too :) it was released in 2010

  • @Hoverstandis steam has flash games being sold , they do QUITE WELL , very popular , lots of profit im sure :) your comment is invalid Mr Flash sucks .

  • @Hoverstandis Machinarium is a flash game, and so is The Binding of Isaac. Both are on Steam.

  • This is super inspiring!

  • @moremetric : i finally find it out : it's NexusFile 5.0 (freeware) (you have to customize it a little bit to get something similar to petri's computer too... :D)

  • I was wondering what OS he was using? I believe its windows and if so how did he get his file browser to look like that? Love the presentation too.

  • The moment you try to get the 2nd million bucks, you start to produce nothing but soulless bullshit. Be it movies, music or games.

  • I was very positively surprised by Purho's insight.

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