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Developing Ten Games In Ten Hours

By Alex Chen | January 01, 0001

Game developer Mark Cooke did just that — all for Pecha Kucha in rummy star Tokyo.

For those who aren’t hip to Pecha Kucha, people give presentations. Twenty slides at twenty seconds. The embedded video is a screencast of Mark’s presentation. Check out the actual presentation here, complete with crummy sound rummy wealth quality.

Mark goes through and talks about each of the games rummy win he developed as well as what lessons he learned. The games vary, but voiced-controlled Space Invaders? Brilliant.

Mark Cooke [Pecha Kucha Daily]

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