Game design of the future

Game design, I have dreamed of doing all of my life in the field of professional video game design. From my childhood, the first favorite was Mario, voice, angry street, and of course Superman. My past is so wonderful, I will not dare to change it, but it does not mean I have most of the skills I need. In order to achieve this master plan, I have done some research and learned unexplained knowledge of the ITT Institute of Technology.

Future development (www.futureplay.org) conference focused on three topics: a) trends in emerging industries in future game development, academic research, game technology and game design, and b) design focused The impact of future games including academic research and emerging industry trends and applied learning, games, games for serious purposes, games to influence society, and c) knowledge necessary to achieve outstanding results Future game talent designed to provide a range of industry and academic perspectives for understanding skills, and attitudes. Game industry

Academically, game design is part of game research, but game theory studies strategic decision (mainly in non-game situations). Historically, the game has influenced innovative research in the fields of probability, artificial intelligence, economics, and optimization theory. Applying game design to itself is the current research topic in meta design. Today's table games can be traced back to ancient times such as chess, go, Pachishi, backgammon, mahjong, mancala, pickup sticks. Until the early modern day, the rules of these games were compiled, their characteristics gradually evolved and changed through civil process. For this reason, these games are not regarded as a result of having designers and design processes in a modern sense.

In 2004, the game designer Ben Cousins ​​criticized the design and development process of video games using the difference between traditional design methodology and contemporary design methodology. In a short blog post, Cousins ​​suggested that game developers are still operating under an unconscious design system. "Elders of game development" can not tolerate deviations from traditional processes, delaying the "quest for true knowledge" of "not academically, scientifically, analytical techniques", to anti-intellectualism I mentioned the full game culture and culture. The main difference between other media designers and game designers is that they are not progressing to a conscious design.