It went a lot better than I thought it would, but we still had some feedback that made me reflect on some things.
For example:
- Since this is an internal prototype, we can use existing material and modify it to suit the needs of our game. I tried to make original art, and got "marked down" for it because none of the art was close to finalized.
Also, we were told some details about our next game.
This time around, we are going to make a game for incoming freshman students in the Mechanical Engineering department. The games that we make here will be deployed to students to try and get them interested in Mechanical Engineering and teach them core Mechanical Engineering concepts.
I'm still not sure what the last part means, but we will find out more information on Monday.
I'm already in a new team, and this time the producers were in charged of putting together their own team. The only catch is that everyone in the team hasn't worked together in the last game. So this is an entire new team.
We will be using XNA for the next game, but I'm not too concerned since Felix is the same team I am and he has experience working in XNA.
Other than that, we are not required to but we can do some research over the weekend. I think I might ask a few questions to one of my cousins in California who is now a sophomore mechanical engineer, and see what it is that he had to know before starting and if there is anything that he didn't know, how did he go about learning all the necessary information.
That's all for now, thanks for reading.
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