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subject: A Gamer's Dream Profession, Game Designer Career [print this page]


There are a lot of people in this country who grew up playing video games, especially if they were born after 1980. It seems that each child in America has some form of gaming console at their disposal because they are fun to play and tend to keep kids occupied. If you have a natural love of video games, this could be the dream career you always wanted.

After choosing to pursue a job in this field, the first thing a person needs to accomplish is getting a Bachelor?s Degree from a university or college. The field of study can be wide ranging and should not be limited to computers and graphic design. Majors that can assist in becoming a successful game designer are not limited to any specific field because of the wide variety of games that exist on the market.

It is important to mention that graphic design and artistry are not exactly related to game design. They are actually a part of a symbiotic field in game programming. Programmers put the information on the disks and the graphic designers make the digital imagery that goes into a game. Designers make the general overview of the game, the storyline, and set the guidelines for these other two professions.

An important cog that makes any person a successful game creator is choosing a storyboard or subject that they like when creating a game. People who like sports games should try to gain employment with that style of game firm because it fits their base knowledge. Having a good base of knowledge in any subject that translates to gaming is the most important factor a creator can possess.

A game designer career is great choice for people who love playing video games because they can be fundamental parts in creating the next stage of gaming. Remember that this is not a technical position but will require schooling in certain areas. Get a college degree and take an entry level position with a company that produces games of interest. Work up the corporate ladder and eventually you may see your cover featured at the video game store.

by: Susan Bean.




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