How making games has changed over 30 years (w/ David Whatley)

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How Games Make Money

Jeff Grubb

42 episodes

6 days ago

How Games Make Money is a podcast where host and GamesBeat editor Jeff Grubb talks to people in and around the business of video games. The purpose of each episode is to find out how different people are bringing in cash from games. Jeff talks with developers, publishers, executives, content creators, tool makers, and more. Look for new episodes every Friday.

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How making games has changed over 30 years (w/ David Whatley)

How Games Make Money

31 minutes 32 seconds

4 years ago

How making games has changed over 30 years (w/ David Whatley)

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David Whatley is the founder and chief executive officer of game developer Simutronics, which he founded out of his parents home in 1987. He built games back then that are still in active development today. Now, however, his team is working on a new mech shooter called Galahad 3093 that is getting an open test on Steam this Saturday, February 6.