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Rethinking the Development Timeline

Speakers: Takeshi Shimada

Track: Production

Format: Lecture

Experience Level: All

Description: In today's day and age, when development budgets are skyrocketing and technology is advancing quickly, what can developers do to ensure their unique game ideas make it to market? Takeshi Shimada has been creating development tool libraries for Nintendo's game creators for nearly 15 years. Most recently, he was involved in the critical and commercial success, Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day. In this session, He walks through how the advance preparation of good development libraries streamline the creative process for game development teams. This approach allowed Nintendo to develop a game in 3 months, with a development team of fewer than 10 members, that has gone on to sell more than 5 million copies worldwide. Shimada provides insights and practical information that any developer can use.

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