deanb

I came to this realization back in the mid-90s while in high school. I actually thought I'd get into Digipen. I took a C++ class and hated it after a week. I eventually got a C and was forced to move down to a more generic computer science class.

Once I got out of high school, I knew I wasn't going to be programming games. I thought I could possibly help with the design, but I didn't stay my highly artistic youthful self. I do hope that in Advertising I can possible do in-house for a company, but I'll go where the work is.

I'm hoping to get in through creative means- I didn't think it was possible until Alex Garland got to heavily edit Enslaved, to the point where the dev team actually said he was indespensable in making the experience better overall and more detailed. That's my dream job, basically (though I'd love to make games in general, will never happen and can't really happen).