One shot: the game development office of tomorrow, today
The geographically diverse team behind Tiger Style's Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor, together in one "room".
[From top left: programmer Jon Whitmore, musician Scott Barber, animator Jen Cha, musician Jef Drawbaugh, lead designer/director Randy Smith, artist Theron Jacobs, artist Amanda Williams, lead engineer David Kalina, designer Julia Tabor, artist Brennan Carr, sound designer Ethan Greene, and programmer Rick Tossavainen]
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Bionic_Chango
#1 – 11:05 AM August 19, 2009
Randy Smith there, looking like a Prince of Persia II: Warrior Within version of himself.
Nice photo! Much respect for the Tiger Style peeps. Great leadership will get them far.
Torley
#2 – 4:02 PM August 20, 2009
I support remote/networked collaboration for a number of reasons (I work in leading virtual world Second Life) but altho the image looks compelling, how's the clarity of sound? Multiple webcams stack the noise floor, but I haven't used iChat for video chat so I don't know if it can "intelligently" suppress hiss and other unwanted ambience.