How to Be a Successful Game Developer

Teddy: "My heart is still with Flash. And it's always sad to see that these kinds of platforms are dying out" Teddy would work in his job from nine to five or nine six, and then just work on the games when he went home. He'd have a small window where he could do what he wanted - which was sometimes playing video games while doing laundry. It was weird too, because I wouldn't tell anybody at work or anything. Of course, yeah. You're doing your own stuff on the side. The audience is great. So they're all trying new things. Like yeah, I love Flash. There was ways to get your games exposed very easily.