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From the mouths of Indie Developers at MineCon 2012

February 23, 2013

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It is from the MineCon 2012... http://www.mojang.com/2013/02/watch-the-indie-talks-from-minecon-learn-stuff/

I embedded the talks for your (and my) convenience.

Paul Taylor – Frozen Synapse

Tom Francis - Gunpoint

Grant Duncan – Joe Danger

Daniel Rosenfeld/C418 – the soundtrack to Minecraft

Mark Morris and Chris Delay – Prison Architect

Mike Bithell – Thomas Was Alone

2012 C418 Chris Delay Daniel Rosenfeld Frozen Synapse Grant Duncan Gunpoint Indie Joe Danger Mark Morris Mike Bithell MineCon Paul Taylor Prison Architect Talks Thomas Was Alone Tom Francis

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