Guerrilla Band: The role of Serendipity and Community in Games User-testing
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A talk I gave at SXSW about how game user-testing can be done cheaply and effectively when done collaboratively.
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Editor's Notes
- Moving from 5 on 1 (usability lab) to 5 on 17 (playtest lab)
- Firing reports over the wall (too late; too impersonal; no accounting for what “game experts” are thinking about) vs. Getting them into the lab to experience for themselves.