Brainy Gamer Podcast - Episode 35, pt. 2
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This is the 2nd in a 3-part series devoted togame designers and the design process.
In this segment I chat withMatthew Burns, founder of Shadegrown Games a small studio developing a new music game calledPlanck. Matthew is also a Producer (contract) for Microsoft, and he's worked on theHaloseries since 2006.
Note: We do not discuss details ofHalo 4. No tidbits. No sneak peeks.
The final episode in this series will appear in a few days, and it will feature an extended interview with Jonathan Blow.
I hope you enjoy the show. Thanks for listening!
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