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bryukh.com
Throughout my career as a Software and Telecommunication Engineer, Game Developer, and Game Designer, I've worked with numerous programming languages. However, my favorite is Python. I know it's not perfect and has its downsides, but let's call it a "mindless love." In my current workflow as a game developer, I use Python extensively for game analytics and building simulations to fine-tune game balance. |
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dnitza.com
The personal blog of Daniel Nitsikopoulos, software engineer from Canberra, ACT |
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swiftyshq.neocities.org
a real life forest reviews video game forests |
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bryukh.com
Memory unlocked - PS Vita and the one game I had: Patapon. Let's be honest - I don't usually like music games, but Patapon was an exception. I was sooo bad at it, yet I never gave up. The magic of inspiring those little warriors with the rhythm of drums, and the simple control with just 4 buttons, was irresistible. I couldn't stop chanting, "Pata pata pata pon!" |
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