MaximumMadness

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The 50 Best Gaming Articles from the Last Year(airtable.com)
47 points by MaximumMadness 6y ago|27 comments
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by MaximumMadness 6y ago
Personally, starting a newsletter/blog has been one of the most valuable personal development experiences I've ever had. It's allowed me to: - Meet tons of smart and friendly experts in a field I might want to work in some da
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How Animal Crossing, Runescape, and Warhammer Taught Me About Business(pausebutton.substack.com)
10 points by MaximumMadness 6y ago|0 comments
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
Getting distracted has been a big problem for me thus far. I feel like the lack of social pressure from co-workers has been scrolling on my phone more often.
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Ask HN: What are some best practices when you're working from home?
6 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|9 comments
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What's Important in Gaming This Week – 3/4/20(pausebutton.substack.com)
1 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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Metaplay.gg: Gaming Industry Experts Talk Trends and News over Fortnite(metaplay.gg)
2 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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Twitter rolling out new ‘Continue thread’ option for connecting multiple tweets(9to5mac.com)
5 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
"So one of our big keys to success was that we were very open. There's a big world out there for other people to come and join us." This, to me, is what separates Woz from Jobs. One of my many qualms with Apple is their abili
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
I'd echo this. I've worked with Cyrus previously and he's one of the most effective engineers I've ever partnered with. Great team behind this!
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Why fighting aliens in outer space isn't as fun as it sounds(pausebutton.substack.com)
2 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|1 comments
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YouTube Rewind 2019(youtube.com)
3 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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Celebrating 25 Years of Play – Playstation(blog.us.playstation.com)
1 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
I can't help but disagree here. Hand movements and interactions with the world of VR today are like having cinderblocks for hands. The nuanced control that this is going give will be huge IMO
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
Looks like this game's focus is going to be on the player, rather than the game world itself. Where HL1/2 were focused on making the objects, enemies, and places you interacted with feel like real life. HL:A will be focused on the
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Half Life: Alyx Coming March 2020(twitter.com)
2 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
I think the two are inherently connected, no? By assuming Stadia is a failed product out of the box, we just label it as another Google product that is waiting to be shut down. Google is on the hook for a bunch of titles and features they h
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
I appreciate the sentiment here, but this feels incredibly reactive and preliminary. Stadia should have more clearly set launch expectations: there are only a few games worth playing for, most of the cool cloud features aren't there, e
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
A dead pool for Stadia so to speak.
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
Wonder what Valve is doubling down with this title? It seems like the previous games were all ground-breaking narratives, but with most of the storytellers having left in the last few years, I'd be curious to see what makes this differ
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Google Stadia Review: The Best of Cloud Gaming Is Still a Beta(theverge.com)
1 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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How Ben “Fishstix” Goldhaber is helping people discover esports they’ll love(medium.com)
2 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
I think at the core of it all, Hacker News is about discussion and conversation, and sharing job opportunities are a by-product of that, not the main focus. By cluttering up the feed with auto-generated content on a more frequent basis, the
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
Is there any way you make your work during the day a bit more collaborative? Maybe block yourself time to go socialize with others over coffee or lunch.
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
I can't tell if there is actually a massive culture shift across big corporations to try and weed out bad stuff like this, or if the media is just more willing to put news like this out in the open. Either way, its a step in the right
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
I think ultimately you want someone who believes in what you're doing just as much as you do, and that starts with conviction. Rather than framing it as 'everyone else has so much going for them, why should they join me?' Thi
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
You forgot the most important one: Bread Simulator: https://www.bossastudios.com/games/i-am-bread/
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People in Gaming to Follow on Twitter(medium.com)
1 points by MaximumMadness 7y ago|0 comments
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
It's a bummer no doubt, but not surprising. Both Playstation and Xbox spent considerable resources turning both devices into "entertainment centers" The result for Xbox was a cluttered UI that disincentivized playing games, a
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by MaximumMadness 7y ago
Fitbit owns ~6% of the 45bn dollar wearables market Your point definitely stands, as a ~3bn market opportunity might not be at the scale of Instagram or Alibaba, but thats some good ROI

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