Sorry for the late update! BaltimoreGamer crew will be hosting a panel at Intervention TOMORROW. The panel is titled How To Create a Gaming/Anime Website .It will be held at 4pm Friday the 16th in Panels Room 1. Please refer to the Intervention 2011 Program Schedule for more information.
Terrance Morehead, CEO of Outerspace Studios
Guest writer Terrance Morehead, the CEO of Outerspace Studios, LLC, shares his tips on how leaders in the Indie game community can become more effective for their teams.
Are you just so attached to your gaming idea but no one will listen to you? How many times have you had, what you thought, was an amazing thought about how to run a gaming company or how to get your name out there within a gaming company? Great ideas occur with our minds every single day so why be suppressed by those wanting to rip genius ideas from you? Go out and make a difference on September 10th at the Harrisburg University of Science and Technology!
Our August gamer of the month - Jenna
August’s gamer of the month is an Owings Mills local with eclectic tastes in gaming and life. As a young girl, she studied dance and played softball, but gave up both to ride horses at the age of 7. She has been a barn bum ever since, finding pleasure in riding horses and working on farms. Read More
If you’re like me and have Zelda’s “Dungeon Theme” playing on a loop on Youytube all day, then BitGen may your musical dream-come-true.
BitGen has sadly come and gone, but you still have an opportunity to see the 8-bit band called Anamanaguchi in Baltimore next weekend.
OVER 9000!!!!! ...headbands!!! (What, 9000?!)
It has been a week since Otakon 2011, and I trust that everyone has gotten over their hangover, “conplague”, and POD (that’s “Post Otakon Depression”) by now. I know I had a blast! But before I get to my recap, I’d to publically shame and shun whoever brought illness to this year’s Otakon – I blame you for my bronchitis, and I am afraid that if we ever meet, I may stab you in the eye with a keyblade (don’t worry, it’s made of cardboard and spray paint). And now that the important issue is out of the way, I can commence with my review. I would like to give this year’s Otakon a grade of B+ based on the following criteria.
For some, marriage came seem like game over. The end of the line. Life as you know it is finished. But for others, marriage is the binding of two kindred spirits into something far more awesome. Here at Baltimoregamer, we decided to pair up some unlikely videogame –icon couples (After all, Mario and Peach is way too overdone). You tell us- match made in Platformer Paradise? Or are these marriages headed toward “Game Over”?
Do’s and Don’ts of Becoming a Video Game Tester: Getting Your Foot in the Door Part 1
So, you want to get your foot in the door in the video game industry? You want to be a video game tester? You love video games? If you answered yes to all three of those questions than this Do and Don’ts guide will help inform and prepare you for that first step. The first of a two-part series. Read More »