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    mostfun.com -- is this for real?

    i did not know until now that such a system exists. this shows that computer games will soon be equal to television. if you ask me i would...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 24, 2008 in forum: Indie Business
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    EA's SnapCity - Thoughts?

    its already on #49 and on the front page under "editors top picks"...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 22, 2008 in forum: Game Design
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    EA's SnapCity - Thoughts?

    i did indeed know how to drop them fast, ;) what i meant is, i would rather place my buildings directly, then to wait for the pieces to produce...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 21, 2008 in forum: Game Design
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    EA's SnapCity - Thoughts?

    seriously how can one own a shape? is it forbidden to use shapes like in tetris??? to the game: i played about 30minutes into it and i must say...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 21, 2008 in forum: Game Design
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    have some thought on casual buzz :)

    2) a german gamedev magazine featured interviews with lots of well known game developers, portal owners like popcap and traditional publishers...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 20, 2008 in forum: Indie Business
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    Nailing pirates HARD!

    i just found the perfect countermeasure! http://youtube.com/watch?v=-Xfqkdh5Js4 we all put this video in our games, before the game starts....
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 19, 2008 in forum: Indie Business
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    Royalty free sounds and pictures

    that would be too nice, i think i payed ~200€ for ~30 custom sound effects in my latest game. i think its normal that you pay around 10€ for one...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 19, 2008 in forum: Indie Business
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    Nailing pirates HARD!

    so what can be done against piracy? (i think we all agree that it won't go away anytime in the near future) i would say there are no safe ways...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 18, 2008 in forum: Indie Business
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    Blood Ties released

    wow, very nice work. too bad i dont like hidden objects games because i play this type of game everyday in my living room... ):
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 18, 2008 in forum: Announcements
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    Feedback request: AstroAvenger2

    pretty nice, what i noticed in the first 10minutes of gameplay: -missions feel boring looks almost like you fly the same mission over and...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 16, 2008 in forum: Feedback Requests
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    Get Free Promotion For Your Game (You Have 24 Hours to Act)

    i signed up, but i dont really understand the instructions you emailed me... why do i have to first "Learn about recent discoveries in herbal...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 15, 2008 in forum: Announcements
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    Nailing pirates HARD!

    i dont know, its just my guess ;) or impression that i have from reading various developer forums, sales stats or just browsing the download...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 15, 2008 in forum: Indie Business
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    Nailing pirates HARD!

    shure indie does not mean match3/casual, but a fact is that most indie developers do those kind of 'portal friendly' casual games to make a living...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 15, 2008 in forum: Indie Business
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    Nailing pirates HARD!

    i dont think piracy is the real problem for indie games dropping sales, because i highly doubt, that someone who pirates a casual game would buy...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 15, 2008 in forum: Indie Business
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    Fishie Fishie - One Button Freeware Love

    nice idea! ;) i really like it, the only thing i find disturbing is when you are about to die the screen starts to flicker and flash around. this...
    Post by: ulfster, Jan 13, 2008 in forum: Announcements
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