2012 Podcamp Nashville There is a Game For That
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Join Nashville game developers David Corrigan, Christopher Cotton, and John Saba as we host a panel on game development for the iPhone. We will discuss what is involved in writing games for the iPhone. We will show off some of the games we have created, discuss what software was used, and talk about how these awesome games went from concept to creation. This is an informal panel style discussion so bring whatever questions you have. http://www.podcampnashville.org/pcn12/session/there-game
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