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Flash Mindmeld

60 experts. 60 seconds each. 60 tips for being successful in the flash game market.

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Tyler Glaiel

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Tyler Glaiel

Glaiel Games

Tyler's involvement with games goes back to when he used to draw levels for Mario and Sonic on big sheets of paper and pretend to play through them in his mind, thinking, "Man I wish I was the one who designed these games, cause I have so many ideas". By 11 he had programmed (Flash 4) his first game (“Pigeon Pooper”) and has been practicing and evolving his skills ever since.

Flash Game Tip #21

The power in Flash is you can prototype ideas really fast, and get an incredible amount of feedback in a short period of time. So spend two weeks or so touching the surface of your concept, post it online and look at the feedback. If people enjoy it, you can go refine it into something bigger. If they don’t, there is not much lost.

Hear Tyler's tip on what makes a great flash game!

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