I'm trying go get more organised and methodical in my approach to development.
I've found two great tools to help me out. Google Tasks which is great for day to day organisation.
The other tool is a mind mapper called Mind Node. It has a great free version and excellent keyboard shortcuts. I think this sort of tool is great for trying to specify the vague nature of a "game design", especially for small teams.
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
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Im a big fan of FreeMind thats just as good for game design brainstorming, to idea generation to business process development!
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