fornclake is developing an open source GBC Zelda clone with online multiplayer
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Six ways Mario Kart Tour triggers you into gambling your money
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Game difficulty is about trust and communication, not "hard" vs. "easy"
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Methods of creating invisible tutorials
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I Am the Cheapest Bastard In Indie Games
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Why All Of Our Games Look Like Crap
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