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Sounds like a lot of burndown on your non-core competency IMO, but thanks for releasing.

• PopeOfNope 11y ago
  Not all companies track sprints by the hour. :) Dev times for AAA video games are in years, not months. After working for both web and game companies, I find the development mindset for each to be remarkably incompatible.
  • daheza 11y ago
    Have you noticed any other development differences between web and game companies? This would make a great blog post.
    • shanemhansen 11y ago
      I've noticed one difference. Game companies locally are known as sweatshops. I've literally talked to their recruiters who laugh as they share stories about how some game dev. had his wife calling to ask if he could come home for a few hours because she hadn't seem him in a week. They have this crazy idea called "crunch time" which seems to be the same thing as "all the time". Also, because so many people go into CS programs because they want to make games, game companies aren't forced to pay very high salaries.