In our emerging technologies class, our tutor has tasked us with making a digital 2d concept for our imagined worlds project. We first began with drawing it out on paper before we took it to digital work on PC during the 20th November. on The 13th, I began to work on my first draft whichContinue reading “digital 2d concept task”
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Surgery Shorts: Deliverables
What is a Deliverable? A deliverable is a criteria set between developers and publishers for game content delivery under a time scale. For example: the first functioning level of a shooter game, playable multilayer map or other would be under one of the first minor deliverables. Deliverables also determine whether a studio gets paid orContinue reading “Surgery Shorts: Deliverables”
moving onto year 2
As of September 2020, I have began my year 2 of NextGen. My website has changed slightly to favour my newest projects in the home menu, but my older pages from year 1 are still available. If you do some digging into the site you will be able to see my older pages. I haveContinue reading “moving onto year 2”
UPDATE
I am splitting my pages for my college work into separate ones to avoid clutter and mix-up. If you are looking for a certain piece of my work, scroll to the bottom of the page you are on and click one of the numbers, the furthest being my more recent work.
evolution of games over time
Game franchise I will be analysing: Fallout (1997-2018) part one: franchise analysation Fallout (1997) The first Fallout entry was an isometric, turn-based combat RPG set in a large map which took place in the ruins of California in the 2160’s. The storyline was also tied in with a rather stressful timer to save the peopleContinue reading “evolution of games over time”
Hi. I’m Joel.
My name is Joel Fleming, I am a student at Sunderland College currently doing my NextGen level 3 gaming development, animation and VFX course. My main focuses throughout my life have been science fiction, videogames and art. I always have loved doing drawings with pen or pencil ever since the age of 3, eventually grabbingContinue reading “Hi. I’m Joel.”