SuAside said:
boer_kameel said:
Indeed a nice sample of Belgian game engineering! Too bad it's virtually the only game made here that's made it internationally.
Outcast springs to mind.
Well, that's 2 - thus, "virtually the only one". We don't relase 5 games per year or so... Peanuts, right?
SuAside said:
'on demand' games like webbased promotional Flashgames or cellphone games etc.
*yawn*... Exciting! My 10y old brother is learning Flash now. Very challenging
SuAside said:
boer_kameel said:
On second thought - what scene? I'm in f*ing Belgium ^_^
uhu, and to think belgian colleges/universities are starting up specific gamedevelopment graduate courses... 3 years in game development. where the fuck are they going to find a job?
The Netherlands has had gaming courses for a longer time. What have they released? Davilex stuff like "A10 racer"...
Belgians are known for their international character: As the country is so small, they need their international relationships. I assume those guys will work for the game studio's that are all around...
Maybe some entrepreneurs will start up a game dev studio or 2, or some start making indie games. Still, I don't see a big gaming boom the coming decade in lil' old Belgium.
Ok, ontopic: Playing C&C3 now. Partially for nostalgic reasons, I remember playing C&C1 on a coax lan, together with Mechwarrior...
Well, Kane's back. Again. And some aliens. Really original... The first one was revolutionizing, this is recycling.
Ahh well, at least I've made it to the NOD campaign now. Don't know if this is worth playing over the net, it all feels so "the same" after a while. I even launched JA2 a few times, cause I got bored with C&C.