Well, it’s October 17th (as I’m writing this) which means it’s the official launch of the Fall creators update of Windows 10 and the release of the Windows Mixed Reality headsets from Acer, Asus, Dell
Dream Build Play is well under way and everyone is hammering away at their keyboards (or waving their arms in the air for Mixed Reality entries) working to perfect their masterpiece entry for the competition. Your journey
Many devs I’ve spoken to or given advice for with regards Dream Build Play all worry about one BIG thing – Will It all be finished ready for the Big December deadline! My answer is usually, SLOW DOWN
It’s official, the world has ended as Microsoft has resurrected the hugely successful Dream Build Play challenge for 2017. The biggest main difference in this resurgence, is that you can now use any tool, framework or language
As a Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional), out helping my community of game developers and technology peeps, I’m often asked to talk at some event, speak at a user group or support a community in its open
For my sins, I was asked back to FutureDecoded again this year to give a talk on the Microsoft UWP platform, specifically about bringing games to the XboxOne using UWP. By all accounts the session
Getting your game to as many platforms as possible is (should) be the dream for any game developer or studio. In the markets of today, if you are only hitting one platform, ultimately you are not achieving your
Technology it seems is moving ever faster and faster, especially in the world of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Barriers to entry are breaking down and huge cloud offerings from all the major suppliers are popping up left
