After reading a number of posts on the Unity Community Forums in which developers seemed a bit confused on how they can stop being hobbyist users and start becoming pro game developers, we at OTEE decided that a brief article on the subject was in order. The end result is the following article that I wrote and we posted to our website last week:

Casual Games as a Business

It's a brief read that discusses the easiest entry point into the casual games business and that's the creation of games for publishing or posting by the existing publishers and game portal websites. For those used to working in the casual games industry the article won't likely have any new or revealing information, but for those just entering this space it may prove quite useful in helping them understand how to go about making money with casual games. Enjoy!

Given all the recent buzz about our plans to support Nintendo Wii development using Unity I thought I'd direct folks reading my blog to some interesting work being done by some of our users. Folks that participate in our Unity Community Forums have already set about getting some Nintendo Wii remotes working with a Mac! Obviously it's an early and rough attempt but it's sufficiently interesting that people might want to take a look:

Unity Community Forums : Scripting : Using the wii remote with unity

Read on and enjoy folks... :)