
The Art of LiveOps podcast provides an in-depth perspective on modern game development and shares stories behind some of the most successful LiveOps strategies. Join our hosts, Crystin Cox and James Gwertzman, as they interview a variety of game development professionals in the industry about their personal experiences creating and operating LiveOps games.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Video GamesTechnologyLeisure | ||||

David Nisshagen is an executive producer at Mojang Studio in Stockholm working on Minecraft Dungeons. He previously worked on other MMOs including Anarchy Online and Battlefield 3. He got his start as a video editor in the marketing industry which le... more
Austin Walker is the IP Director at Possibility Space. He was previously host of "Waypoint Radio" and he co-founded "Friends at the Table" (an actual play podcast). His work as a freelance writer in the video game journalism space has been featured o... more
Terry Redfield is the Creative Director of London for Niantic Games. She's was a founder in the mobile games space and a designer across many different LiveOps projects including Psychonauts, Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering. In her 27 ye... more
Oscar Clark is Chief Strategy Officer at Fundamentally Games where he helps game teams understand what LiveOps is and how to make LiveOps work for them. He has a long history in LiveOps dating back to the late 90s. He's worked for the online games se... more
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One of the recent guests said, “Stop thinking about yourself. I wouldn’t spend too much time thinking about yourself.” 09/22 episode.
This is not correct. Here’s what Shigeru Miyamoto says:
“That’s the point,” he said, “not to make something sell, something very popular, but to love something, and make something that we creators can love. It’s the very core feeling we should have in making games.”
Miyamoto is right. You love his games because he loves his games. And as good and experienced as... more
Crystin & James offer insightful conversations and unexpected perspectives that keep even listeners from outside the industry engaged.
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