I do a quick (~1 hour) journaling and planning session most mornings to figure out tasks for the day, and to dream a little bit. They're the only headphones I can leave in comfortable > 1 hour!!!įinally, I use a ruled Moleskine notebook that acts as a daily journal / planner / concept sketchpad. I don't know if I should be embarrassed or not, but 99% of the time I just use my $30 pair of Apple EarPods. They sound pretty even and work great for the price. I use a Razer BlackWidow Chroma mechanical keyboard & a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse.įor music and audio editing I use a pair of ATH-M50 headphones. This is the least embarrassing case I could find. It only turns on about 60% of the time now, though, so I got a desktop gamer PC. I love that it has a CD drive & Audio In. I have been developing games on a 2011 MacBook Pro since.

I cofounded Glitch City, a collective of indie game makers in LA, and I'm working on a big solo project called Donut County. Supermarket Shriek comes to consoles in Q1 2019.I'm an independent game maker based in Los Angeles. Set in a near future dystopian alternate reality universe world (probably) our heroes must go on a journey to discover something deep within themselves and ultimately save save SAVE! On 3 for 2 items in the canned food isle, while stocks last (Ts and Cs apply). The Supermarket Shriek website also wins the prize for best story blurb:

I love that the game’s name is a reference to the cheesy game show Supermarket Sweep. Yell with the man, and the cart goes left. Yell a little louder with the goat, and the cart veers to the right. The further you pull the trigger, the louder they yell. Inside the shopping cart are a man and a goat, whose yells you control by pulling the left and right controller triggers. You race a shopping cart through a variety of bizarrely-laid-out stores. I had to wait for the pin-seeking crowds to dissipate to be able to play without standing in an hours-long line, but it was definitely worth coming back for. Supermarket Shriek is a bizarre racing game that was easily my favorite at Microsoft’s booth in the main Expo Hall.

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