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NWN 2: Atari Producer Interview @ Game Tycoon
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Kalia
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NWN 2: Atari Producer Interview @ Game Tycoon
   

Game Tycoon recently published an interview with Neverwinter Nights 2 producer Dorian Richard. The interview focuses on the challenges and highlights of being a game producer and the relationships between developers and producers. <blockquote><em><b>What kind of mistakes do publishers make during the development process?</b></em></blockquote><blockquote><em>The publisher’s producer needs to be good at spotting red flags and should have a good working relationship with the developer so she can help them work through issues in a productive way. Publishers often find out too late that there’s an issue that can no longer be addressed. A good publisher keeps on top of that stuff, as long as the developer is being responsible and open with them. A bad publisher won’t take notice of problems until it’s too late. But again, the publisher really needs to work to establish trust with the developer (and vice versa) or none of this works.</em></blockquote>Read the rest over at <a href="http://www.edery.org/?page_id=127" target="_blank">Game Tycoon</a>.
Post Fri Feb 24, 2006 7:07 am
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I can't help but look at this comment and think of the problems that Atari and Troika had with each other over ToEE.
Post Fri Feb 24, 2006 7:29 am
 



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