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Jacob Janerka (Paradigm), E3 2016 wrap up & video game film adaptations

Jacob Janerka (Paradigm), E3 2016 wrap up & video game film adaptations

FromLightmap - Conversations with video game creators


Jacob Janerka (Paradigm), E3 2016 wrap up & video game film adaptations

FromLightmap - Conversations with video game creators

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Length:
30 minutes
Released:
Jun 17, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This week we speak to a master of animated gifs, Jacob Janerka. He’s a talent artist and designer and he’s working on his first game Paradigm, inspired by the weird and wonderful point and click adventure games made by Lucasarts and Sierra. We spoke about the challenges of making a game by yourself and the freedoms a one person dev team can bring. You can find more information about Paradigm over at http://www.paradigmadventure.com where you can download a demo right now.
It’s one of the biggest events in gaming of the year and this year’s E3 was no different. We dive into the big announcements, some of the missteps, and pretty average justifications for decisions from the biggest developers.
Finally today with a massive desire from the film industry for new stories, video games are being optioned to be made into feature films at a blistering rate. We explore when this has been done well, and when games fall far short of expectations.
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Released:
Jun 17, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

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Lightmap is an Australian Podcast Award winning show that explores the creative process of making videogames and interactive media, and introduces you to the creators of some of the most exciting video games. Previously known as Pixel Sift. Established in 2015