Well... something that I'm 'into', would be good.
I've always been into motorsports, plus I've always wanted to do a proper golf sim - a realistic one, not some cartoony crap. I actually despise golf, but I seem to have a knack for making golf sims.
I ultimately want to make stuff that sells. But if that means stooping to match three games - forget it. I'd rather work a day-job for £5.35/hr.
I feel that the match three genre has been bled dry over recent years. There's nowhere else for it to go, yet still they keep coming. I even started writing a match three engine as an experiment. Wasn't excessively difficult but it did bore me to tears.
I'm the first one to admit that if you want to make a few quid in this game, then you have to bite the bullet. But for me, writing match three games would be plumbing new depths. Maybe I should just go back to customer services which is pretty much all I'm qualified for.
I've always been into motorsports, plus I've always wanted to do a proper golf sim - a realistic one, not some cartoony crap. I actually despise golf, but I seem to have a knack for making golf sims.
I ultimately want to make stuff that sells. But if that means stooping to match three games - forget it. I'd rather work a day-job for £5.35/hr.
I feel that the match three genre has been bled dry over recent years. There's nowhere else for it to go, yet still they keep coming. I even started writing a match three engine as an experiment. Wasn't excessively difficult but it did bore me to tears.
I'm the first one to admit that if you want to make a few quid in this game, then you have to bite the bullet. But for me, writing match three games would be plumbing new depths. Maybe I should just go back to customer services which is pretty much all I'm qualified for.