In the Scoop

The Power of Blender - Free 3D software

2012-09-06T00:03:00.000+05:30

In the past recent years Blender has grown to a level that no one would have ever imagined. Just the thought of a of free 3D software with all the professional qualities in it was nearly impossible. Even if something was made for free then people would find some or the other limitation to it. But now the software called blender changed all that. They keep making the software better and better and I personally feel that Blender will take over the industry pipeline has a whole and it has already begun.

This is also the best way to fight against piracy for 3D software. Since Blender is FREE no rules apply (smiley face).

But actions speak louder than words so rather than just telling you about it why not just show you instead.

Down below is showreel video for blender, do watch it and please understand the amount work that needs to be put into making such a software. I suggest all people who don't have money to buy high end software to go for Blender and not piracy. Join the Blender community and contribute to software by giving them feedback so that they can make it better for you guys.

Enjoy the video. (Extreme Smiley Face).

Please comment give your thoughts much appreciated.

My Gaming Channel

2012-08-27T01:26:00.003+05:30

Yes just as the title of this post says so this is a pot to tell you that I have started a gaming channel of my own I don't really know where I will be heading with this channel but mostly I want to entertain people by commentary...
I may not have the best voice but may improve over time. Not everything happens in a day. So yeah... that's pretty much it.
I don't really play High Quality Games right now even though I am so very "RICH" (no I am not rich at all) that I can buy better recording stuff or even get a better computer....
maybe in the near future I want to take this channel a bit further maybe then I will think about it more and start spending some money to improve on it.
But for now this is all I can do and more importantly I want to know what guys think about it. Give me suggestions and support (only if you want to). I will do my best to improve the way you want me to, So please comment on this post or on my videos.

Here are some playlists I recently made for the channel check them out.

Free Royalty free music

2012-06-23T15:14:00.002+05:30

Hi everyone, I just wanted post a video from Indymogul where they have looked up good sites for all your music needs.
Hope you enjoy it.

Go to youtube from this video to get all there links and more. And do subscribe to them because do all this for you to grow and become better, So show your support. Thanks.

Sound is important!

2012-06-09T13:33:00.002+05:30

As many of you filmmakers know that sound is really important but we don't have enough equipment to get good sound quality. To tell you the truth even I don't know how to achieve that yet but I did look into some youtube videos about sound that helped, Although I haven't tried those tricks out myself but will being doing so in the near future (hopefully).
Basically sound gives that certain depth you need in scene it can be background sound or dialog or even sound effects. In the case of "Dialog" which is important in almost every movie you make should be in good quality in terms of volume and clarity, You wouldn't want your dialog to have that bad noise coming from your background now would you?? (hope that answer is no). So instead just writing about it I will show the videos I found that should be of some help to you. And one more thing these are just a few extra videos I found, If you really want help on getting better sound then I had an earlier blog post about Low Budget Filmaking in which I gave a few links to some youtube chanels that you should follow, So do read that.

So these are few audio videos I found that can be helpful so please do subcribe to their youtube chanel as well as subscribe to my blog (smiley face), And If anyone needs anything in particular that you want me to blog about then please do comment.

Low Budget Films

2012-05-25T01:01:00.001+05:30

I will be putting up a new film soon that I had been working on recently and I am planning on starting a music video also. Hopefully the music goes without a hitch and what I mean by that is it should be done with minimum problems. No Film project that you are planning can be completely perfect. If you already a Independent film maker then you already know this, If not then this is a good point to be noted. So there is no need to get frustrated or disheartened by the fact that the film isn't going so well. Just remember that this is a low budget film so you can lack proper equipment and man power. When you do lack in funds for your films then it is always good to find cheats to help you achieve what you want in a shot. Sometimes to get the type of lighting you want, you have to use the natural light to your advantage. Planning the shoot should be at a particular time of day would help you to get your final result.

But if you do have the equipment already. Then I suggest you take full advantage of it because I feel putting your time and effort in the production phase will really decrease the amount of work that would need to be done in post. Think of post as a process of retouching your film to give a little edge, Don't be dependent on post production to remove all the flaws.
Another problem that we might face in a low budget film are actors and location.

As far as actors are concerned I would suggest to start socializing with many people who are like minded towards what you want to achieve. Oh and when I mean socialize I mean actually going to meet that person for a cup of coffee or something and not FACEBOOK or using any other social sites to communicate. I would use it just invite those friends to get together. But the bottom line is when you have good like minded friends then they wouldn't hesitate to help you in your film. Need not be only for acting that your friends can help you but even friends who can contribute to your man power is also good. They give ideas for locations that need not have to paid to shoot which is a bonus especially making a low budget film.

The only time you should be spending money is on food and transport is what I think. Because no one likes to work on an empty stomach and travelling is something now days difficult with the increasing rates of petrol, buses, rickshaws etc, So so taking care of transport from your budget is also a plus point.
But all this would apply if you were working with a new team for the first time. But if they were your friends then you could decide who takes care of the food or who takes a care of the transport or even who take cares of location hunting etc.
Low budget film making only needs to be handled in smart way. If you lack equipment then just research on how you can achieve what you want to achieve. By reading this shows that your making efforts to improve your film making skills but this is just my point of view there are many people who are more qualified than me who could help you. I learnt most of my low budget techniques from youtube.
Trust me making a low budget film is not easy so don't take things for granted.
Here are some links to youtube channels that will help you get better in film making ENJOY :-

Film Riot : http://www.youtube.com/user/filmriot

Indy Mogul : http://www.youtube.com/user/indymogul

Final Cut king : http://www.youtube.com/user/FinalCutKing

Freddiew : http://www.youtube.com/user/freddiew

VFX Bro : http://www.youtube.com/user/thevfxbro

Wong Fu Produtctions : http://www.youtube.com/user/WongFuProductions

These are some my favorites and don't worry if you keep learning from these guys then you are bound to get more links to other people who can help you grow. So happy Low Budget Filming.

Direction and Film Making

2012-04-26T14:40:00.001+05:30

So I decided to share some of my experience of Directing and Film making that would really help budding directors and actors.
So basically lets start from the beginning,
Story:-
So lets say you have a story in your head and want to express it to your film crew well the best way to do that is writing it down on a paper or on the computer whatever is comfortable for you. You will notice while doing this your idea might not have that edge that you wanted but that's a good thing, Now comes the time for you to brainstorm on different ideas and story aspects that your film needs. Here you wont need your entire crew to decide what is right or wrong in the story, You just need people like a story writer or an co-assistant director to help you out. Don't worry if you don't have those type of guys with you, You could always get good input from your close friends and BE OPEN TO CRITICISM . Don't let bad comments or views let you down, This just gives you a chance to improve yourself and learn from your mistakes.
Ok so now that the story is finalized you can go on to planning.

Planning a film:-
Most film makers tend to do less planning for their movies due to time constraints. This is a very common case which should be avoided. Proper planning of film is the most important part of film making. It may be a drag to do so when you know what to do but you are not alone in this, If you have film crew with you then you would need to brief them with what would happen on shoot. All these questions of where, when, how and why would be answered and would create less chaos on the day of the shoot. Things like what type of shot would that be or what type of shot will this be would be cleared calmly by the director because there is no pressure at that time which is a good thing. Or even explaining to the actors what their roles are in the film is essential hopefully they would do their homework and then be prepared for the shoot which is also creates less chaos and a better relationship with the director. Oh and things like how much gear you need on a particular day could be planned as well because we wouldn't want to carry too much load if we don't need it.
Ok now that you briefed your crew and actors about the plan now you just need to wait for the day of shooting.

Directing and Actors:-
This is very important topic that I needed to cover in this post, The reason only being that the relationship you have with your actors is one of the keys for making a good film. Although there are other aspects to film making such as lighting, sound and quality etc etc but that is just the technical aspects of it. Directors get distracted by the technical aspects of the film that they forget who is acting in the film and tend to take them for granted. If there are actors who are beginners then you can't expect them to get everything right. It will take time for them to get the shot right. Here the director needs to build the actors confidence by telling him he did well but if he/she had done it in this way it would be much better. By saying this the actor won't get demotivated but would try improving himself to make the shot look good.
But often we think it is the Directors fault for not explaining the actors what needs to be done properly. Well you would be surprised to know that it equally the actors fault. Like I said before, after the director briefs the actor on what his character is then later its the actors duty to DO HIS HOMEWORK. What I mean by this is that the actor needs to practice or visualize what his character is all about, This takes alot of time to do if you are an Amateur actor. This builds a mutual understanding between director and actor and reduces wasted time and effort but leaves time for more creativity.

So this was my experience hope this would help you to make your own short films with ease. Well easier said than done of coarse. I can't go into technical aspects of the film but hopefully if I get the time I would would make some behind the scenes footage for some of my short films. Peace.

Upcoming short film? Version 2

2012-04-20T22:04:00.002+05:30

Hey guys last year I posted a blog about a short film that I was going to make out of with Lego Stop Motion apparently I did not have the time to give my 100% to project but I did not want our effort to go to waste so here is the fully compiled version of the film without dialog. And don't worry about the pauses in-between the scenes, that was done to put in the dialog which just couldn't be done at the time. Hopefully in the future if we get the time we will finish it completely. So for now enjoy the video If you can......

Starting Your Own Game Company

2012-02-19T15:32:00.000+05:30

I been researching on how to make a game recently because it one of my dreams to make games and so while I researching I found out this blog post. it is an interesting read especially if you want to start game company in India or anywhere else for that matter.

Starting Your Own Game Company

I’ve tried 3 times and each time I learned something new. I hope next time I’ll be successful. What did I learn?

(1) The first time my company was called Echidna. I learned that being underfunded is bad. I can’t tell you how much we were getting paid directly. Let’s just say 2 of 3 of us were each getting paid 1/4 of what I consider the average game programmer’s salary. The 3rd person, me, was getting paid by the other 2 to help out. I was basically living off credit cards. By the end of the project my credit cards were completely maxxed out and I had to take a real job.

Why did we do such a thing? Because we were naive. We were just out of school, we didn’t have alot of experience, we needed the money and we thought it was a deal. It seemed like alot of money at the time.

(1.5) Between the first and second times I did some contract work. That time I learned that I can’t work out of my house. Maybe you can but I can’t. I get restless. I wasn’t getting any work done at home and a friend offered me some space at his office. I thought about it but at first my thoughts were that I didn’t have time to move my computer and desk and supplies somewhere since I was behind schedule. A friend suggested that if I wasn’t getting anything done at home then what did I have to lose by trying it. So, I tried it and it ended up making all the difference. All of a sudden I was productive. I believe there are several reasons.

One is that I believe it’s important to have a change of location. At home it felt like at any time I could be working. I could do things like watch TV for an hour or two because I would tell myself that I could work later, my work is just in the other room. My office was in my bedroom so waking up I could just get out of bed and sit at my desk without taking a shower etc. On the one hand I felt like I was ALWAYS at work. One the other hand it always felt like I could just wait a few more minutes. As soon as Scooby Doo is over I’ll start, really. It just didn’t work.

Another reason is that I need to see other people. At my friend’s office there were 6 other people. That meant I had some social interaction. I was surprised how much I needed that to be productive. Without that social interaction, talking to people and seeing other people working, I always felt restless for other people’s company. I also see this happen when people are working overtime. When lots of people are working overtime I feel like part of a team trying to achieve a common goal. If there are only a few people working overtime, especially if they are not near me, I feel like I’m the only one that cares about the project and soon, if I feel that nobody else cares, then I’ll eventually stop caring myself.

The last is just having a place to call work. This is the place I work. While I’m here I’m working. While I’m not here I’m not working. I need that distinction.

(2) The second time I started a company it was called Seven. A few things I learned there: (1) Never except a fixed amount of money for an unspecified amount of work. This was obvious at the time but we were anxious to get started on something so we excepted. (2) Partners are generally bad. Not bad people just a bad idea. You can hear this advice from many many different people. There are several problems with partners. Is it an equal partnership? Will you have to put in the same amount of effort? For example a programmer may have to work 11 hours a day to get his work done. The accounting partner might only have to work 2 hours a week to get his work done especially for a small company. Sooner or later this kind of issue will cause a painful break in the partnership. Another is direction, some partners might want to do one type of game where as another might want to do something else, maybe not even games. I believe this is what happened at Id. It also happened at Seven and Big Grub and caused no end of frustration for everybody involved.

(3) The last time I started a company was with Big Grub. This time there were four partners. Again we had the direction problem. Which type of game should we do next or should we do something other than games etc. Which small side projects should we take on. The big lesson I think I learned is that it is very very important to have a good Director. The Game Director is my definition for the person that has the vision of the final game in his head and it is his job to direct everybody to create it. That would mean the best Game Director would be someone who is both the main game designer and also the game’s manager (schedules, budget, etc.) That’s a very hard person to find. People that design don’t usually want to manage and people that manage aren’t generally qualified to design. That person also needs to authority to direct. I believe that can be next to impossible with partners. Equal partners can generally say, "screw you I don’t want to do that I want to do this." Employee’s can’t do that. Next time I start a company I will definitely be the Game Director and not a programmer unless I find someone who’s design and management skills I truly believe in. Consider the Game Director to be just like a movie director. He should talk to the Art Director to get the art style he wants for his vision. He should talk to the music director to make sure he gets the music that matches his vision. He should talk to the programmers and make sure they can create his vision and how he needs to adjust it to fit reality. You can’t have the art director directing the art separate from the game director directing the game. The game director should look over the shoulders of each person on the team on a daily basis to see that each person is creating things that fit his vision. He needs to manage everybody so the project is finished on time and so they are always working toward a common goal. If a programmer needs certain artwork by next week the game director should make sure somebody is creating that art.

So how do you start a game company ?

*) Pick a game, make it as small as possible.

This is important. If you’ve read some of my other pages you should have already read about how much work making a video game can be. That means it’s important you start with something you can actually finish with a reasonable number of resources, in a reasonable amount of time and therefore with a reasonable budget.

The bigger the game you want to make the more important it is you have a very detailed plan. For example if you’re making a game with 10 levels and your plan says about as much as

"Level 3 – The Ice Level"

This level will be slippery. It will have 3 to 5 monsters made of ice and the player will be able to throw snowballs.

That’s NOT ENOUGH! If the game is large, you need to know every little thing you are going to need for that level so you can get a true idea of what it’s going to cost in time and in resources. You need to know for example that monster #1 will have 3 attack anims, 2 idles and 1 death, 1 reaction and 1 defense. You need to know what each attack will be. You need to know what weapons will effect this monsters The best way to do this is to diagram it with sketches similar to a storyboard for a movie. Stick figures are fine but the sketches should have enough detail that someone can take it and create the needed animations and implement the needed programming by looking at these storyboards. If the first attack only happens whe
n the player is carrying the XYZ banana then note that on the sketch. On the other hand if you are doing a Tetris clone maybe you can wing it. Still if you take a look at a good Tetris type game like Tetris Attack or Tetrissphere, an awful lot of work when into making those games as polished as they are with several puzzle levels, tutorials, bonuses, characters, sounds, music etc. It probably easily took 6 months, 2 programmers, 1 musician and 2 or 3 artists to make them that polished.

Note: some people will disagree with this in that they don’t feel it’s necessary to put down all those details. I suppose I agree to an extent. I think it’s important to do it for each level before each level starts. That means you could get away with detailing just the first level and then while the first level is being implemented you can detail the second level. Just remember that if you find that the 1st level had 100 things to do which was going to take 5000 man hours (about 3 months for 5 people), then if you plan on having 30 levels it’s going to take 150000 man hours and if you forgot 25% of the items in the first level then your estimates are going to be way off.

*) Start small and build bigger in the next game.

You think you are going to be the next Id. You’re going to make a game as good as Quake and right off the bat you’ll be driving Ferrari’s in no time. Well I’m sorry to inform you but Quake is Id’s 5th or 6th game. They started with a smaller game and using the funds and technology from that game they were able to develop the next and so on.

Do the same. Start with a smaller game. If your dream game is to make a 30 level game with every feature known to man and tons of graphics and video and music and … This time start with something smaller. Try a 3 level game or try a game that re-uses alot of graphics or both. Then, after you shipped it, make your next game a little bigger. Build your way up.

*) Finding funding

You’re out of luck here. Either (1) your the type of person that can get money from anybody (sell snow to an Eskimo) If you’re that type of person you win! Please get me some money too (2) you know somebody that will give you money like a rich relative or you have a connection at a publisher (3) You’re nobody. In this case the best way to get money is to first make a really good playable demo. Depending on the game you might be able to do something like this in a VRML like tool or in Director but most publishers are going to still need a type (1) person to sell your game or you’re going to have to make a really really good demo. Also, a publisher is going to want to know that you’ve got a good team in place. A bunch of friends who say they’ll quit their day job when you get a contract is not good enough. Neither is a bunch of people that have never created a commercial game. Look at it this way, if you had 4 million dollars would you give half of it to a group like yours? What would it take to make you comfortable to give somebody 2 million dollars considering that most games don’t make there money back?

*) Have a realistic business plan

Everybody only pays attention to the hits. Quake, Doom, C&C, Mario 64 etc. Those are the exception not the rule. Every year something like 5000 entertainment products come out. How many of them have you heard of? Most of them you probably haven’t because they didn’t make any money. Even within all the games you have heard of possibly half didn’t make money.

Therefore, don’t create a plan that only works if your game is one of the top ten games of the year. In the movies 2 or 3 hits a year fund another 20 titles and didn’t make money. The game industry should be so lucky.

*) Hire good people

At least at the top. As mentioned above, the number one person you need is a good Game Director. Hopefully that is you but remember it will be a full time project. Don’t think you are going to have time to do more than manage and design. You won’t. Of course you need an experienced lead programmer, and an experienced art director. The rest of the people can probably have less experience assuming the two leads are capable of leading and teaching others. On the other hand it should be fairly obvious that experienced people should in general be able to get things done on time, to spec and give reasonable estimates. (Come to think of it I’m not so sure that’s true, check your references before you assume that a particular person’s experience is actually all that valuable)

*) Don’t waste money on super expensive software/hardware

It may sound glamorous to have an SGI and Alias on your desk or an Intergraph machine with a 6 thousand dollar video card in it but in the whole scheme of things, 3 artist with SGIs and Alias = 5 artists with a PC and 3DSMax. Everything else being equal, 5 artists will out perform 3 or another way to look at it, with the money use save you can afford to pay for outside video or for when you have those late deadlines and you’re short on cash. I’ve worked with all the major packages, Softimage, Alias, 3DSMax, Lightwave. Any of them are fine for making games. They all have their quirks and no matter which one you use you’ll find something you hate about it, your programmers will find something they hate about it, and your artists will find something they hate about it so don’t think if you had just bought X instead of Y things would be better.

Some things not to skimp on.

1) Buy large monitors. Today’s software requires lots of screen real estate. 19-21 inch monitors are a must for production.

2) Don’t skimp on memory. At least 512Meg per computer or more. In fact if you’re used to working with SGIs with 512Meg or more of memory then get that much memory for your PC and run NT and it will feel about the same if not faster.

3) Buy reliable equipment. Remember that time is money. If somebody’s machine is not working and they are idle for 3 days, at $30 an hour that’s 30*8*3 = $720 dollars in the toilet. Maybe you shouldn’t have bought from the garage down the street. This is especially true of the network equipment. I worked at one company were the network went down at least once a week for a few hours. That company had about 45 people. That means one hour cost them at least 45 * 30 or $1350. After a few weeks they already lost more than they saved by using cheap hardware.

*) Hold your people accountable

Have a real schedule and weekly meetings and make sure people stay on schedule. If the schedule is unrealistic then fix the schedule. If the schedule is realistic and one person just can’t seem to meet it you’ve got a problem. Also, people in the game industry are often at work from 10am to 12am or longer. That doesn’t mean they are working more than 8 hours a day. They may come in at 10am, take a 2 hour lunch, a 1.5 hour dinner, play an hour of Quake, browse the net for 1.5 hours. That’s only 9 hours. That’s still good. My point is they aren’t working 14 hours a day. What’s my point? My point is that I’ve seen several people at various companies come in at 10:30 or 11 and leave at 8 and still do all of the above not work stuff. In their head they think they were working hard because they stayed until 8pm (ie, past 6) and they spend all their time at work. In reality they only put in about 5 hours and they did things they should be doing outside of work at work. Call them on it.

*) Get rid of bad people

If there is somebody who is clearly not up to the task get rid of them immediately. Don’t wait and put if off because it’s unpleasant. People that don’t cut it bring down the entire team. Other’s will resent the
fact that they are getting paid the same or at all even though their work is crap or is always having to be redone or is always late. That makes them less productive too.

*) Keep people together

By this I mean that I don’t agree with the books that say programmers need offices. I’ve worked both ways and for the most part I believe that making entertainment software is different from making other types of software. You wouldn’t make a movie with the director in his office and the camera man in his and each actor in another. You’re making something that not only has to be functional but it has to be fun, entertaining and beautiful. That comes from people being together and collaborating, working together to make things their best. You might be able to have an engine programmer not interact with the team but your detail programmers, the people that make things work using the engine, need to be in constant communication with the artists and designers and that means in the same room within talking distance.

*) Support your team

Realize that your team is working their asses off for you and that they are trying to make something great. Support them. Stock the fridge with drinks and snacks (if you figure out the cost for this you’ll see it’s actually pretty small) If they are staying late to meet a deadline get them dinner. Make sure they have what they need to get the job done. Whether it’s software, hardware, a new chair, whatever.

Also, never take credit for other people’s work. If the press comes in, show off the team, don’t forget anybody. There’s no better feeling than getting noticed for doing a good job and no worse feeling than getting overlooked or having somebody else take credit for your work.

Be honest with your team. Don’t promise them things you can’t deliver on.

*) Finish a level

Make the game playable as soon as possible and then finish the first level of the game. FINISH IT! If its got voice put the voice in. If it supposed to tally your score at the end put that in. If it needs a HUD (Head’s Up Display) implement it. If it’s supposed to have a map then do it. Dialog, put it in. Video? That too. That first level should be ready to ship before you do the second level. Ready to ship means there is NOTHING LEFT TO DO. If you’ve still got a list of things yet to be done (like go through the level and add hints, or, add the final bonus crates) then you are NOT finished. Why? Because until that level is finished and shippable you won’t know how long it actually takes to finish a level. You won’t know what things you forgot. You won’t know whether or not all the things you wanted in the level will actually fit. In order for that level to be shippable you will need every piece of your engine in place and you will have had to do each thing you will ever have to do on your game at least once. That means you will have to solve your problems now instead of later when it’s too late. You will also find out things you forgot to plan for which means that sooner rather than later your schedule will become more realistic as you see what’s left to do. Also, once you have a FINISHED level you have something you can show the press and impress them. Nothing is more uninspiring that an half finished level with crappy place holder art, no music, no or bad sound effects and that crashes every time you touch the pink tile because pink tiles aren’t implemented yet.

One Million more

I’m sure there are a million more things that should be listed. For now, these are the things I think are important to start and have a successful game company. Feel free to tell me I’m full of it.

Kala Ghodha Art Festival

2012-02-14T00:55:00.002+05:30

Hey guys I recently went to the Kala Ghoda Festival for the first time and let me tell you that it is worth the trip!

Just looking at the different types of art just inspires you to be a better artist or rather just lost in its beauty.

here are the pictures I took from my phone.

I hope every artist is part of this festival it is truly amazing.

My Award wining short film

2011-12-18T00:08:00.001+05:30

This is my first film that won second place in the Ray film Festival 2011 - 2012.
It is a musical montage and theme was "yeh hai mumbai meri jaan".
Hope all of you like it.

Title :- A day in Mumbai through innocent eyes

A new Blog!!!

2011-11-24T23:49:00.001+05:30

Hey everyone I started a new blog where in which I will be showcasing all my work and experience.
I may put in some work in progress stuff and on doing so I hope that all of you will be giving me advice so that I may improve. And if by looking at my work you are able to excel in what you do then all the better. I really enjoy sharing my knowledge and gaining it too (obviously).
Click here to view my new Blog!

Hoping to get a good response ^_^ peace.

10 BAD@SS Online Games! from Vsauce

2011-10-26T11:29:00.002+05:30

If you are like me then you must want to play games which are more violent or shall we say in this case bad@ss. Well thanks to Vsauce i get to play really kickass games although some do get boring but still fun to play if you nothing to do in the house.

Dress-up Elf: http://www.badassflashgames.com/flash-arcade-game.php?gameid=34455&gamena...

Mechanical Commando: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/475495

Fish like a man: http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=55253

Zombie Tower Defense:http://666games.net/Violent/Flash/Play/620/Zombie_Tower_Defense_3.html

Zombie Bites: http://www.hairygames.com/play-zombie-bites.html

Zombie Golf Riot: http://www.addictinggames.com/zombiegolfriot.html

Penguinz: http://www.kongregate.com/games/LongAnimals/penguinz

Curious Weltling: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/390151

Tactical Assassin Substratum: http://armorgames.com/play/2500/tactical-assassin-substratum

Gangsta Bean: http://www.addictinggames.com/gangstabean.html

Kill Kar II: Revenge: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/519830

10 amazing flash games from Vsauce

2011-10-26T11:00:00.000+05:30

Here is another edition of Vsauce where it brings more challenging and really fun games to play online.
Again for people who get seriously bored at home i suggest you guys try the games.

Run: http://www.kongregate.com/games/player_03/run

Sky Island: http://armorgames.com/play/10899/sky-island

Gun Blood: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/554695

Powdergame: http://dan-ball.jp/en/javagame/dust/

EON: http://www.java-gaming.com/game/7113/EON/

Line Rider: http://www.linerider.com/

Solipskier: http://mikengreg.com/solipskier/

notpr0n: http://www.deathball.net/notpron/

Tim Tang Test: http://www.timtang.com/ttt/

Little Wheel: little wheel: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/498994

http://yourworldoftext.com/

Google Wallet

2011-10-25T11:03:00.001+05:30

Now a days i have shown a lot of interest in Google I never thought Google was so amazing. If i keep talking about it maybe it won't you would loose interest. Anyway today while browsing through Google i came across and cool app for android which is developed by Google obviously this is not going to be introduced in India anytime soon.

So Basically the App is called the Google Wallet. Its a really amazing way to carry your money around. Because people like me always like to find ways to keep my pockets light rather than stuff it.

Well rather than me talking about watch the video your self and find out. And if your trying to compare this with any other money app then i would like to say that please don't, Because everybody has heard of Google and as far as popularity of app goes it would spread like wildfire if turns out to be great.

Animation E-Books

2011-10-06T14:58:00.000+05:30

In the time of today, people have many electronic devices through which they read various e-books on the go especially PDF files. So I decided that instead of just telling you which books to read for animation I would give you the links to it as well so that you would have the pleasure of reading it in your electronic devices.

How to succeed in Animation : This is an E-book from AWN.com so you would able to read it only from the page itself (which means it is non-downloadable)

Animation tips and Tricks : This link does not only have just one book but many. And it is from animation mentor so if anyone of you have heard about it then you would know it is worth a read.

11 free e-books For Maya, 3DS Max and Lightwave : Here are some usefull books on getting better at your specialized software.

So I hope all of you get a good read from these books and keep getting better and better.

Is Facebook Bad For Your Health?

2011-09-15T16:31:00.000+05:30

This is a post from Smosh.com check them out for more interesting posts.

Over the weekend psychologist Dr. Larry Rosen released his findings regarding teens and technology. And surprise! Technology can be bad for your health! His findings show that teens who use technology, such as the internet and video games, are more likely to suffer from stomach aches, sleeping problems and depression. WHAT? Is he sure there aren't other causes for that stuff? I mean I'd be pretty depressed too if i had the laptop setup below:

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Starting Your Own Game Company

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*) Pick a game, make it as small as possible.

*) Start small and build bigger in the next game.

*) Finding funding

*) Have a realistic business plan

*) Hire good people

*) Don’t waste money on super expensive software/hardware

*) Hold your people accountable

*) Get rid of bad people

*) Keep people together

*) Support your team

*) Finish a level

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