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'I'd just be happy to maybe help folks not take stuff so seriously. Gabler admits he is not trying to change the world through his work. One of the most valuable things I learned at the ETC was Randy's 'If you make something cool enough, nobody cares if you didn't follow the rules,'' Gabler said. 'Randy always had a brilliantly worded, usually wry token of advice. Like most of the center's grads, inspiring words spoken by the late alum and ETC co-founder Professor Randy Pausch still echo in Gabler's head. The ETC helps kids realize they really can do everything, if they want.' 'It would be wasteful to make them pick just one discipline to focus on.

They can make art, and write music, and design and build complicated systems, all at once, resulting in beautiful, functional creations, with a whole lot of harmony,' he explained. 'A lot of kids these days are too talented. Short Description: World of Goo is a multiple award winning physics based puzzle / construction game made entirely by two guys. What does Gabler like most about the ETC? On the game was updated with 16:9 aspect ratio support by default, increased graphics resolutions, and graphical and UI improvements as well as removed the encryption previously present on assets and save files. 'I had no idea, back in school, that the little buggy project I stayed up all night finishing, would change my life.' World of Goo is a puzzle game in the World of Goo series. One of the 50 games was an unstable little thing I made called 'Tower of Goo,'' Gabler explained. Currently, World of Goo is a standalone title and the only product that 2D Boy has to its name. The game was developed and published by an independent company called 2D Boy.

'Our team's goal was to build 50 new experimental games in one semester. World of Goo was released on October 13, 2008.

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'The game has managed to pick up lots of cool awards - even a few 'game of the year' awards - and continues to sell very well.'ĭeveloped for Nintendo Wii, PC, Mac and Linux, the highly addictive 'World of Goo' was based on a student project at Carnegie Mellon University's Entertainment Technology Center (ETC). 'Almost two years later, it's a surreal feeling being able to look back and realize that quitting our jobs was the best decision we ever made,' said Gabler. Other games Ive enjoyed that came out in the last year or so are A Plague Tale: Innocence, RE2. The result: the award-winning video game 'World of Goo,' where users build a landscape of towers, bridges, giant tongues and floating machines out of balls of goo. Players must explore the entire world of the game and are.

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Kyle Gabler (CMU'05) and a friend instead spent their days in the coffee shops of San Francisco for two years, using as much free Wi-Fi as they could get. For one alum, it was the best decision he ever made. Given these trying economic times, quitting your job probably sounds like a bad idea. Throughout the years, GameSpot has handed the Game of the Year award to a variety of fantastic games, which includes big names like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Red Dead Redemption, Soul.

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