Gaming gurus: Work on commissioned game projects before developing your own


  • TECH
  • Friday, 12 Jun 2015

GAMING GURUS: Tidarat Thanapakpawin (third from right) and Allan Simonsen (right) were among the gaming industry leaders from the region who participated in the knowledge sharing session in Kuala Lumpur.

Be patient. Jumping the gun and developing your own videogame will only make you "burn cash." That was the message at a knowledge sharing session on gaming, organised by the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC).

Many established Malaysian gaming companies started in the 90s with outsourced projects work before moving on to create original IPs, said gaming guru Tan Chin Ike.

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