The challenges I gave you were very simple, think of a game you would make and you guys delivered, but that doesn’t really make you think like a developer. This challenge is going to be very different compared to the others and will be a very hard challenge. This time you’re a developer back in the nineties, the age of Pokemon is at rise. Your company, GloboChem, wants in on the portable gaming action, so they chose you and your three man team to take on the task to go against Nintendo. It’s Christmas, so you have an idea of a gaming stocking stuffer, so you and your team will have to make a cheap, but fun portable to please the children.
The only rule I have is that you’ve got a $10,000 budget, list what materials you would use with that budget and how much you would pay your team per day. I want to see you guys plan your things out, tell us how you would go about this trick, what you would do to make these things happen, what small games you would make for a cheap, but fun gaming stocking stuffer. Please remember the budget and all that jazz. I know this is complicated, but you can ask me any questions. The deadline is the 15th of January, so I hope you enjoy this challenge as much as I liked writing it with a friend. Til’ next time…
Don't forget about this guys!
Play More Games!
P.S. I would like to announce that Haley is going to help write the challenges with me for now on. I wouldn’t ask he any questions about this challenge, since I completely forgot to talk about this rules of the challenge as we agreed to write about this. Sorry Haley, I’ll let you do a lot more than just talk about the challenge next time.