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introductions

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 8:45 pm
by redVENGEANCE
better late than never but here goes

i am seddon, 39, married with 2 children

i live on the south coast in a small town famed for its art deco pavillion

i left school at 16, went straight into insurance, stayed in insurance for about 8 years, went into law for about 8 years, got bored of it all and started my own computer services company where i am today

who's next?

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Re: introductions

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:18 pm
by DJ-Daz
I am Darron, live in 'Fax W.yorkshire. Old fucker at 38 - and thinking of joining the Toy Army.
I started work at 16 bartending, went in to retail for 10 years, swapped that for HGV driving.
I have an on off relationship - she's on, I'm off :laugh
Currently unemplyed, as you know.
I did work for PCworld in Leeds (for my sins) as a technician for 8 years before quitting and started to drive.

Re: introductions

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:21 pm
by Killzone_Kid
Fooking hell, I'm 38 too! I thought you were 19 Daz :funnee

Re: introductions

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:22 pm
by DJ-Daz
KK, my new best friend

Re: introductions

Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 12:29 pm
by Symonator
My real name is Symon, 27 from west midlands, uk.

Internet handles: pbr_djsy , DJ SY , Symonator

i live in stafford (west mids)
Im a easy going guy and take no shit from anyone and wud always help a friend in need.
I have an above average iq and cannot be fooled easily!
I just like to chill out, play games, and have fun :) and chat in forums lol.

Re: introductions

Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 5:39 pm
by codayop
Hello (stands up in middle of group)
My name is Richard and I've been an gaming addict since I was a bairn. (ala Atari 2600)

I'm 35 married with an 18 yr old daughter (previous marriage) living in sunny Leeds.

Never really had the head for computing apart form the design aspect so you lot put me to shame with the tech know how.
(bows down)

Print-finisher for years, then print estimator, now trying to help my wife's graphic company move along into the video age with tit bits of video work and animations, but still learning.

Used to party DJ but haven't bought any vinyl for ages, into Tech-House, House, D&B, but mainly if something is new to me, I like it.
(dont tell anyone, but I used to be a Happy Hardcore nut - back in the day!) whistle posse blow!

Love all music really, I'd die if I was deaf.

Looking forward to festival season, working selling progs at Leeds and Bestival, bought tickets (paid last amount today!!) for Glastonbury. Gonna get sooo fucking messy (if we can find any "goods") I just cant wait - I think I've just pissed myself!


Seddon - cool idea for a thread.
Daz - you sound so much younger.... are you a professional "groomer"?
KK - hahaha, I hope when(if) I get to 38 I still have as much umph in me! you should smoke more! :)#
SY - when do you get chance to sleep?


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we were at a Keane gig last night (see pics). -told you I like all music, next Gig is Ting Tings, then we are saving ourselves for Glasto!

Re: introductions

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:45 am
by VLAD36
I am Dave 37, married, from South Yorkshire.

Worked in security for many years, still got my 'Door Supervisor' SIA Licence -

but I'm too old for all that now.

Went with a vampire theme for my new PSN account and sig because I am always up at night.

Work for an ISP now. Was in sales but now moved to cancellations team.

"No you can't have a fucking MAC code" :devil LOL (my new motto)


*EDIT* Nice pics mate, looks like the gig was great. :great

Re: introductions

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:44 pm
by codayop
VLAD36 wrote:
*EDIT* Nice pics mate, looks like the gig was great. :great

Gig was great. But it took over an hour for the crowd to get into it!

Re: introductions

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 7:12 pm
by codayop
bump.


come on the rest of you lot!

who are why are you?

Re: introductions

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:18 pm
by InfiniteStates
Charlie, 33 (I think), soon-to-be-married with a 5 month old daughter.

Went to school, went to uni, turned a 3 year course into a 4 year course thanks to a discovery of class As. Spent 4 years after that living with parents, smoking dope and playing and writing games (good times).

Then I started programming games for a living in 2000 and been doing it ever since. Currently writing games for the DS in Croydon...

Re: introductions

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:26 pm
by codayop
impressive.

Re: introductions

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:03 am
by Dazbo
InfiniteStates wrote:Charlie, 33 (I think), soon-to-be-married with a 5 month old daughter.

Went to school, went to uni, turned a 3 year course into a 4 year course thanks to a discovery of class As. Spent 4 years after that living with parents, smoking dope and playing and writing games (good times).

Then I started programming games for a living in 2000 and been doing it ever since. Currently writing games for the DS in Croydon...
Congrat's when you do get married m8e.
Does programming games give you an edge playing them do you think?

Re: introductions

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:26 pm
by InfiniteStates
Dazbo wrote:Congrat's when you do get married m8e.
Does programming games give you an edge playing them do you think?
Thanks :grin End of July is D-day :gaga

It only gives me an edge if the game's AI is deconstructable or something, so it becomes easily predictable. Other than that, no. It just makes crappy issues with games more annoying to me than they would be to most other people...

Re: introductions

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 3:51 pm
by Dazbo
So do you have respect for certain people or companys?
Also, have you tried coding for the ipod/iphone, there's some people out there who have made a fortune off iTunes.
OK, so not many, but some. If your games do well on the DS, can they be transfered to other platforms?
I'm a nosey git at times, but I'm interested on how the whole mechanics of writing works, and not because I code, I dont, it just fasinates me, it's like voodoo.
Do you have a production DS or is it emulated. Do you write solo or for a company?
Anything we might have heard of? Nintendogs for example?

Re: introductions

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:50 pm
by VLAD36
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