Fifty ways to not get a game published

Olias · Post by **Olias** » Wed Jun 22, 2005 8:01 am

This was pretty darn humorous. Too bad this isn't more visible for neophyte game designers.

Don't bother getting a "game designer". Everyone on your team is sure to have ideas, ... I guarantee you’ll manage to keep from getting your game published. ...
http://www.theinspiracy.com/ArFifty.htm

Domhnall4h · Post by **Domhnall4h** » Wed Jun 22, 2005 10:03 pm

LOL. A bit dated, I can't recall when a 450mhz PII was a "high end" machine. Though oddly enough I can recall when a 66mhz 80486 was a top of the line machine. I should know, I own 3 of them, and enough parts to build a 4th (and 5th).

The Wombat · Post by **The Wombat** » Sat Sep 24, 2005 3:49 am

Jeez....don't get me started on the subject of old 'puter bits. I'm sitting here surronded by bits of maybe 20 'puters that all hafta be sorted and packed prior to moving house *sigh*. (digs around a bit) Oh wow, another tray of maths co-pro's.

Anyone remember math co-pro's?

Growler · Post by **Growler** » Sat Sep 24, 2005 6:41 am

Math-co's: what computers (as calculators) are to us.

Just plug them in.

anyone recall the old (80)286's? ..my first one was a Blazing 20MHz, but then one of the first multimedia kits (w/ a super-fast 2x NEC CD-Rom) brought it to its knees. A 386DX-40MHz helped. Along with something like 4 (possibly 8?) megs Ram..

Wom, you prepping to headback to the outback?

(I just went to Outback last night)