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- 2. Agenda • Why? • What? • How? • Results © ThoughtWorks 2008
- 3. Why? © ThoughtWorks 2008
- 4. What? • Survey of problems found in game development – Compare to the “traditional” industry • Good practices in game development – Is Agile a good fit? © ThoughtWorks 2008
- 5. How? Read Analyzed Compared with traditional Postmortems Data industry © ThoughtWorks 2008
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- 7. Problems Occurrence Over Budget Great Number of Defects Test Problems Communication Problems Crunch Time Delay or Optimistic Schedule Design Problems Cutting Features Feature Creep Unreal or Ambitious Scope 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% © ThoughtWorks 2008
- 9. Is Agile a Good Fit? © ThoughtWorks 2008
- 10. Best Practices Iterative Process Quality Control Agile Modeling Good Programming Practices Simple Tools Product Focus Creativity Qualified Team 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% © ThoughtWorks 2008
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