Comments on: Treat me like a jetlagged lover

By: Lindsay G

Lindsay G — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 18:53:40 +0000

Thanks friend really nice site and some great reading, keep up the good work!searching yahoo and I saw your website and it is really great, keep it up!webpage to my rss reader, excellent stuff. I Can not get enough!

By: Nico

Nico — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 17:12:04 +0000

I buy the mp3 and read the powerpoint at the same time last week. It was a really cool, fun and interesting lecture…

Thx .

By: David Hellman

David Hellman — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 21:36:09 +0000

When I first read the session description, I thought, this could be really clever or really trite. It wasn’t trite! Good job!

As I said to you in an all-too-brief post-lecture hello, it was a really catchy way of talking about something of genuine importance. Hope you can do it again, or something in the same spirit, at next year’s conf.

Also, I like that your slides weren’t just bullet points of the things you were saying. Watching someone slog through a list of topic headings is so boring, but for some reason it’s the standard approach to these things.

Again, great job, and I’ll be following your blog from now on.

- David

By: Andy Pan

Andy Pan — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 21:22:44 +0000

When I got home from GDC, I couldn’t wait to tell everyone this session. I even told my girlfriend about how you drew parallels between phases and aspects of a relationship. She readily understood the things that you pointed out and she’s not even a gamer. I’d call that a success the accessibility of your presentation.

I too, look forward to your next semi-smutty exploration of design theory. =)

By: Ed Byrne

Ed Byrne — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 23:31:45 +0000

I have to say, I just finished a GDC wrap-up with my design team, and I started it off with some highlights from your session. It was killer. It’s a rare GDC where I find a lecture both amusing and enlightening but really, the paradigm you presented was instantly understandable, and a great tool to keep things centred around the player and not always around the MetaCritic score. Thanks again, and I look forward to your next semi-smutty exploration of design theory!