NateLipscomb

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by NateLipscomb 13y ago
I'd love to hear your feedback. You can also learn more about the game, Sky Fish Phonics, and its adaptive learning system at http://www.knowbilitygames.com
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Show HN: I learned to code to launch my first iOS game - Sky Fish Phonics(itunes.apple.com)
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Microsoft “scroogled” ad attacks Google Play data sharing with developers(techcrunch.com)
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How to raise personable children (without hiding their devices)(blog.famigo.com)
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Committing to your developers will help you keep them(venturebeat.com)
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The tax of new: how to add features without killing your product(pandodaily.com)
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Is it worth it to launch a digital publication that targets men?(pandodaily.com)
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California Court Bans Checking Smartphone Maps While Driving(techcrunch.com)
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Photo Sharing Service For Families, Famil.io, Is A Dropbox For Memories(techcrunch.com)
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by NateLipscomb 14y ago
No problem. Although I think Behance is probably better for your purposes, you might also want to check out DeviantArt (deviantart.com). It's another pretty big artist community, although I'm not sure how many game artists are on it.
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by NateLipscomb 14y ago
One good source is Behance (behance.net). A lot of good game artists have profiles and portfolios on there. You can message them directly or post a job for applicants. Odesk (odesk.com) also has game artists, although the quality is all o
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The Addictive Rush of Making Things (That Work)(techcrunch.com)
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Denmark’s Kiloo Pioneers New Ways of Producing Mobile Games(techcrunch.com)
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by NateLipscomb 14y ago
I agree. I've been teaching my 7-year old son to code and Lua has been a great choice for him so far. After having him play around with Scratch and learn some javascript with Code Monster, we got him going with some game development in Lua
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by NateLipscomb 14y ago
Congrats, thanks for sharing this. As a game dev myself, I'd definitely love to hear more about the custom engine you used and why you chose it over the other options on the market (like Unity, which you mentioned).
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by NateLipscomb 14y ago
This is great. Beautiful design and gameplay. Congrats on the launch.