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What it takes to scale from a single entrepreneur to a ten-person agency.

The story behind naming her agency Purple Finch Studios.

How Shannon does the Woo and her start in WordPress as a money blogger.

In episode 69, Mendel and I chat with Shannon about: Her success story in the WP space is fascinating, and her three-year look at WooCommerce as the monster, certainly, overall, has a wonderful ending (with scattered Hallmark moments). Perhaps more importantly, even my wife is excited to try it out.From the corporate world to a money blogger, Shannon Shaffer runs a ten-person agency specializing in membership sites using WooCommerce called Purple Finch. I’m even remotely excited about is the Nintendo Revolution. Of all of the next-gen consoles that are coming out, the only one that Human-machine interface intuitive to everyone. Iwata repeatedly emphasizes this, Nintendo isĪiming to generalize the definition of a “gamer” by making the Innovation in developing new gaming experiences. Of the DS, that changing the way we interact with game devices can spur Similarly, Nintendo has proven, with the success WPF/E, innovation in the UI can change the way we build and thinkĪbout software. As we will see with the introduction of Atlas and Themselves to rehashing proven formulas rather than innovate and create The most disappointing part of this: game developers have resigned I mean, how different can MGS4 be from MGS3? What new gaming experiences can I expect? None. The other part is that there aren’t games that I want to play. As great as Resident Evil 4 is, I still haven’t finished it, months after I purchased it. I don’t want to invest a huge amount of time playing long games (MGS3īeing an exception).

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Is becoming a hobby that I enjoy when I have free time. With an ever increasing number of primary responsibilities and gaming

I only own four games for the PlayStation 2: Dance Dance Revolution, Metal Gear Solid 3 (I wrote a nice reviewįor it), Katamari Damacy, and We (Love) Katamari. The latter works increasingly rarely nowadays. Small budgets to promising stories while the others throw big money to create a grand visual experience (some studios are just dumb and continue to build stupid rehashes). Is visually inconceivable is radically different from what it was only a decade ago (or even half a decade agoįor that matter) at some bifurcation point, people just don’t careĪbout how pretty or how realistic it looks. Industry as CG is so common nowadays, that even the definition of what

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We can clearly see how this has failed the movie So far with graphics and immersion before it becomes the same-old, More and more: games today fail to stimulate me. Iwata emphasizes an important point that I find myself agreeing with Getting excited about it (and she’s as anti-gamer as they come). Would be to play Katamari Damacy with this new controller, even she was The other hand, as I was explaining to my wife how utterly badass it Neither of those options is optimal nor are they intuitive/easy to use. Is to add new buttons or utilize more combinations of buttons. Users by making the barrier of entry more difficult to surmount.Ī big part of that barrier is the modern controller and the fact thatĪs games become more complex, the only way to add new control schemes (the route that Microsoft and Sony are taking), simply alienates more

Making games more complex and more difficult Playing them because they’re intimidated and/or confused by the The video game generation are turned off to the games before even

Iwata states that while even your grandmother would pick up a remoteĬontrol to interact with a television, many parents that grew up before Not has never been a strength of mine, even after years of gaming. Told, one of the most tedious parts of starting any new game is Non-gamers probably find them daunting and quite alien. Iwata makes is that the human-machine interface forĬonsoles, the controller, has never been fully accepted. I’m more convinced than ever that Nintendo is going in the rightĭirection and is going to change the way we, as a society, view gaming. (Random) It has a similar consonance to The Constant Gardner.Īnyways, after watching Mr.