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We are re-broadcasting our interview with Jaycee Salinas, the creator of Ask An Enemy Studios. Jaycee is the Creative Director of Ask An Enemy Studios out of El Paso, Texas.  He started the studio after dropping out of Full Sail University's Online Game Design program and is now working on his own game called A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher.A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher is a Split Screen Single Player Twin Stick Risk 'Em Up where your score is meaningless unless you exist. You control two ships simultaneously with one side killing enemies to earn points while the other recovers resources that help multiply those points. Imagine playing Galaga and Pac-Man at the same time. Your primary goal is to get a high score, however the only way to keep it is to decided when to leave with it.

We are re-broadcasting our interview with Jaycee Salinas, the creator of Ask An Enemy Studios. Jaycee is the Creative Director of Ask An Enemy Studios out of El Paso, Texas.  He started the studio after dropping out of Full Sail University's Online Game Design program and is now working on his own game called A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher.<br/><br/>A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher is a Split Screen Single Player Twin Stick Risk 'Em Up where your score is meaningless unless you exist. You control two ships simultaneously with one side killing enemies to earn points while the other recovers resources that help multiply those points. Imagine playing Galaga and Pac-Man at the same time. Your primary goal is to get a high score, however the only way to keep it is to decided when to leave with it.

Re-Broadcast: Jaycee Salinas of Ask An Enemy Studios

He has been in the game industry for about three years and is the creative director of Ask An Enemy Studios. He started the studio after dropping out of Full Sail University's Online Game Design program and is now working on his own game called A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher. I personally believe that asking questions, quality questions, is an important skill. As a big introvert myself, I take awhile to work up the nerve to ask a question but when I do, I get the answer fast instead of overthinking it. Jaycee goes over the importance of knowing what you are trying to accomplish and how asking questions will quickly get you the answers you need. #gamedev #indiedev

<p>He has been in the game industry for about three years and is the creative director of Ask An Enemy Studios. He started the studio after dropping out of Full Sail University's Online Game Design program and is now working on his own game called A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher.</p> <p>I personally believe that asking questions, quality questions, is an important skill. As a big introvert myself, I take awhile to work up the nerve to ask a question but when I do, I get the answer fast instead of overthinking it. Jaycee goes over the importance of knowing what you are trying to accomplish and how asking questions will quickly get you the answers you need. #gamedev #indiedev</p>

21 Jaycee Salinas: ALWAYS ASK QUESTIONS

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The Question Bus: 4 - Jaycee Salinas of A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher at Pax South 2016