Sunday, March 22, 2020
Becoming a Video Game Designer essays
Becoming a Video Game Designer essays It has been 10 years since I became an addicted gamer when I was 11 years old. I always dreamed of designing a game of my own. I have came up with many nice ideas about video games from what I have played and I believed one day my dream will come true. However, the reality was disappointing. My parents were worried about the fact that I spent hours sitting in front of the screen and playing video games. As a result, I had to give up what I wanted to do and chose mathematics as my major. But after watching the video in class I started rethinking about it. Just assuming, what if I chose to be a video game designer? What is needed for it? How can you be a part of it? Also, what is the future of this job? After doing researches, I found that in fact, the video game industry is a multi-billion dollar industry. One person could sit down and make a game from start to finish by himself. Now a game can take millions of dollars and dozens of people to make. However, before deciding on a career in this multi-billion dollar industry, someone must see if he or she has the right type of personality and understands the different types of careers and where the video game industry is headed. Many people don't seem to understand what being a game designer really means. If you randomly ask most gamers, they'll probably tell you the designer is the person in charge of a game's vision. While truth is being a game designer is a lot of work. Usually, a game designer oversees the entire process from art and programming down to things as small as enemy and scene and level design. If someone was thinking about becoming a game designer then he or she should grasp concepts in art, programming as well as production. Being a game designer requires the personality blend of a punk star and a rocket scientist. You have to be able to imagine a virtual world while at the same time have the technical knowledge to make it happen. "Game designers have a good ble...
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