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After a drought, let there be Episode 21! We’re finally back after extended travel and time off. In episode 21 we attempt (and mostly fail) to answer the questions you’ve sent in. Feel free to send us any more you Continue Reading
Hello everyone and welcome back to Mikes’ Video Game Podcast! After a long wait we are finally here with a new episode. We’ve missed you during those long winter nights… Anyway, we have a decent (medium-quality-ish) episode for you. So Continue Reading
Episode 13: Welcome to the SpoooOOOooooOOOky episode. Well, not really, but we do talk a lot about violence and pornography in virtual reality (nothing explicit, I promise!). In this episode: A bunch of VR discussions (again) VR as a social Continue Reading
And he said, “Lo, what sound over yonder browser breaks? Tis the episode bearing the number, 12”. Welcome to Episode 12. In this episode we drink whiskey and ramble. I would say it is awesome, but my wife says I Continue Reading
Episode 11: It’s been a while! We’re finally back (and a little rusty) after the holidays. Have some topics in Yo face Mike’s got 99 problems and his big toe is most of them Oculus Costulus VR in general Amazon Continue Reading
Mike Geig is a Technical Evangelist for Unity Technologies where he develops and delivers recorded, live, and onsite learning content. He enjoys loitering and accordions. A gamer at heart, Mike works to make game development fun and accessible for all skill sets. Rumor has it he also wrote a book called “Unity Game Development in 24 Hours”. Mike was once set on fire and has over a million “likes” on Facebook.
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Mike Wu has embarked on a second career as an indie developer and budding VR enthusiast. As a designer, artist, and leader, he’s enjoyed working in some of the most popular sci-fi worlds including Star Wars, Halo, and Dead Space. When not tinkering incessantly in Unity, despite a woeful lack of expertise, this Mike has enjoyed teaching game design at the Cleveland Institute of Art and traveling. He now has a gigantic photographic library of reference material that he’s never used, thanks to Google. His anecdotes from working within great development teams are getting old, so enjoy them while they’re fresh!