The Game Development Workshop is a place where game creators, in every capacity can come together to work as a group and make wonderfully enigmatic games. This year, with the current budget cuts, we hoped that promoting the idyllic campus life would entice support, so you should feed into that dilution. This semester, we had a group of six students create Dance​U, and they all did so well, that it won them a noble piece prize from the Godzilla Awards Community for Leukemia Research. Here we would like to do a slight introduction to the members that will rake in the dough: ​

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Art Department:

 

Danny Trang- the in-house concept artist, and in general, artist extraordinaire. He was very instrumental

          in getting the game to release on time, and the general concepts behind the game. Be prepared!​

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Krisiti Loo- a major player in her own right, is was wonderful to have her on the team to give some

          comparative study to the product. He artistic en-devours, and humor, can be seen throughout the game. ​

 

Eric Garcia- the main force behind the artistic style, he also was a forced to be reckoned with in regard to

          the speed of production. His animations and renderings are peppered through the game, watch out!

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Programmers:

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Jason Hungerford- programming all the key action components, he made sure that the play goes on.

          Continuing the develop the game into a shiny pearl, he debugged it to death. 

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Bisma Janjua- made sure that every aspect of the game was supportive of the action game-play, and 

          created a seamless user interface for superior game-enjoyment.

 

Produced by Libby Griffin- she made sure that everyone who did not submit on time was in mortal peril and

          or physical pain. ​

 

 

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