So I may have become a little lackadaisical when it comes to blogging. My last blog post on here was back in 2016 while we were taking part in Tranzfuser. Since then a lot has happened, more than I can fit in one (or six) blog posts, so I will be continuing as though I'd... Continue Reading →
Week 3 of Tranzfuser has been all about finding people to flesh out the skill range of our team. While the four initial members have skills in development and composition, we lacked any skills in the form of design or 3D modelling. We have spent this week seeking to resolve our dilemma, alongside further work on... Continue Reading →
This was originally posted on Microsoft UK Developers under the title "Why You Should Become a Microsoft Student Partner" at http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/developers/articles/week03sep15/why-you-should-become-a-microsoft-student-partner/ Students, now is the time to apply to become a Microsoft Student Partner for 2015/16. I'm writing this article to let you know about my experience as a student partner over the last the year... Continue Reading →
I wrote an article about my time with the HoloLens which was posted on Microsoft UK Developers. I wanted to post it here as well in case you didn't get a chance to see it. Link to the original - (https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/developers/articles/week04aug15/windows-10-and-the-holoLens-academy-a-game-dev-view/) I recently got the chance to go to Microsoft Headquarters in Redmond, WA and... Continue Reading →
Evening all, just a quick one! About a month ago I was chosen as the Microsoft Student Partner of the Year UK and as part of that I'm going to Redmond, WA tomorrow to visit the Microsoft Campus as part of the MSP Summit. While I'm there I'll get to check out Tech Ready and... Continue Reading →
As part of my application to be a Windows Games Ambassador I wanted to create and release not only a new game, but a game I made by myself. So it's with great pleasure that I present to you BouncR; a game about bouncing (oddly). With this post I'd like to take you through the... Continue Reading →
The second day began as most days during Global Game Jams begin; an early morning forty minute walk to the venue. This could be a good time to reflect on what we want to achieve in the day, but is a better time to be too tired to say anything and go into the first... Continue Reading →
Over the last weekend (24th - 26th Jan 2014) was Global Game Jam 2014 which I took part in as BetaJester with my team mate Josh. I meant to blog about the event as it happened, but several occurrences meant I never really had time, so instead I'm writing in reterospect. The way I'm going... Continue Reading →
Adam Boyne 