Bob Bates's guest appearances

Bob Bates

GameDev Loadout | A Game Developer Podcast

Achieving Awesomeness Now

Making a Scene Presents

WEXT Podcast

Blair Leggett

Michael Sweet

Victoria Tran

Jay Powell

Richard Rouse

Kelly Wallick

Garry Schyman

Jason Canam

Richard Ludlow

Chris Remo

Jay Britton

Brandon Smith

Ben Britton

Jeff Howard

Cliff Harris

OwlTail

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Bad Bob BatesBad Bob Bates is a veteran North East England musician and lives on the banks of the river Tyne in an old stone house to the west of Newcastle/Gateshead. When he’s not making music he’s building guitars (Bridge Street Guitars) and foot percussion, and helping to promote and sell Custom CoolEtch etched metal guitar parts crafted by his silversmith wife. Oh, he’s still got a day job as well…

<h2>Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Bad Bob Bates</h2><p>Bad Bob Bates is a veteran North East England musician and lives on the banks of the river Tyne in an old stone house to the west of Newcastle/Gateshead. When he’s not making music he’s building guitars (Bridge Street Guitars) and foot percussion, and helping to promote and sell Custom CoolEtch etched metal guitar parts crafted by his silversmith wife. Oh, he’s still got a day job as well…</p>

Gerry Casey Interviews Bad Bob Bates

He has written, designed, produced over 45 games, with over six million units sold. He has written the book Game Design: The Art of Business of Creating Games, IGDA honored him with a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010, and he was the Chief Creative Officer at Zynga. Now he works as an independent consultant.   Player Empathy - put yourself in the player shoes and figure out what you need to tell them to play your game. It's so important to play from the user perspective. We also talk about going through hard moments, investing in yourself, and tracking your time. Time management helps to set priorities. #gamedev #podcast

<p>He has written, designed, produced over 45 games, with over six million units sold. He has written the book Game Design: The Art of Business of Creating Games, IGDA honored him with a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010, and he was the Chief Creative Officer at Zynga. Now he works as an independent consultant.</p> <p> </p> <p>Player Empathy - put yourself in the player shoes and figure out what you need to tell them to play your game. It's so important to play from the user perspective. We also talk about going through hard moments, investing in yourself, and tracking your time. Time management helps to set priorities. #gamedev #podcast</p>

26 Bob Bates: Player Empathy - Play from the User Perspective