David Rodriguez

Yes it’s true, the role of a Producer is really to make sure the production of the game is on track while assisting in Quality Assurance. Bottom line is that having a Producer who is not a hardcore gamer, improves upon the chance that the game will be playable by casual gamers. If the casual Producer does his/her job the game should be much easier to play and accessible to all then if a hardcore Producer oversaw the project. This inreturn means the game can reach more market share AKA more money.

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  • 2 Responses to “Producers DON’T have to Play Games”

    1. Juuso – Game Producer | June 29th, 2006 at 7:10 am

      Umm… I disagree! :) Producers most definitely need to relax & play games, and forget schedules & plans sometimes ;)

    2. David Rodriguez | June 29th, 2006 at 10:04 am

      Producers need to play their game and make sure that everything is good, that is part of their job. Other then that they use a stress ball to relax them as they create their tables and graphs. :-)

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