Have you ever just wanted to run away from it all? When you’re dealing with mounting problems at home, the idea of jumping in a car and driving away as far as possible sounds appealing. What better way to leave the past in the dust than to hit the open ... at Digitaltrends.com

Game designer Laralyn McWilliams, known for her work as lead designer of Full Spectrum Warrior and creative director on the Sony Online Entertainment MMO Free Realms, has died at the age of 58. at Msn.com

Last year, Gamasutra had a great article about top "tricks" of F2P monetization, and Puzzles and Dragons was front and center as one of the "state of the art" monetization games. Here the article ... at Forbes.com

The first game was released in 1997 and, by 2000, it had sold more than 3-million copies worldwide, according to Gamasutra. The series is widely recognised for its massive influence on real-time ... at Msn.com

Eric Seufert’s MobileDevMemo has always been excellent for keeping up with mobile. Besides this I’ve always enjoyed random articles on Gamasutra and that usually leads me to other blogs. What would you recommend to game designers who want to follow ... at Pocketgamer.biz

This week we’re taking another departure from the ordinarily campy videos featured in the Retrotechtacular section. This time around the video is only two years old, but the subject matter is fr ... at Hackaday.com

After 25 years, Gamasutra, a leading resource for game development and industry knowledge, changes its name to Game Developer. Learn about the reasons, the new website, and the editorial vision of the publication. at Gamedeveloper.com

Game Developer is a website that covers the latest news, trends, and events in the game industry. Find articles, podcasts, webinars, and more on design, programming, business, audio, art, and culture. at Gamedeveloper.com

Game Developer. (website) Game Developer (known as Gamasutra until 2021) [1] is a website created in 1997 that focuses on aspects of video game development. It is owned and operated by Informa and acted as the online sister publication to the print magazine Game Developer prior to the latter's closure in 2013. [2] at En.wikipedia.org

Gamasutra, a longtime online games development publication, is changing its name to Game Developer starting August 26, 2021. The rebrand aims to shed the old name's connotations with the Kama Sutra and focus on professionalism and creativity in the industry. at Screenrant.com

Gamasutra, a website for video game industry news, opinion, and insight, has changed its name and look to Game Developer. The site launched in August 2021 with new features, staff promotions, and GDC updates. at Gdconf.com

The site for game developers, formerly known as Gamasutra, changes its name and domain to avoid cringe and sexism associations. The editorial content will be migrated to the new site over time, led by Alissa McAloon as Editor-in-Chief. at Gameworldobserver.com

The 15 pieces below (10 blogs from game developers, and five articles from Gamasutra writers and contributors) are from the first quarter of this year (January-March). The list is a mix of our highest-trafficked articles, and some lower-trafficked-but-still-excellent articles. Bookmark this blog post or add it to your lists for later reading ... at Gamedeveloper.com

Dedicated to the craft of making video games. at Youtube.com

Gamasutra is now Game Developer! Now at. @gamedevdotcom. gamedeveloper.com Joined July 2020. at Twitter.com

Gamasutra has revealed that the website will rebrand to Game Developer, after almost 25 years.. In a post on the site, publisher Kris Graft publicised the name change stating that it diverges from the site’s output and that it is long "overdue".Graft referred to the current name of the site as "cringey" and found that it "alienated people" outside of or adjacent to the games industry. at Pocketgamer.biz