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Best Mouse For Programming? 569

LosManos writes "Which is the best programming mouse? Mandatory musts are wireless, and that it doesn't clog up like old mechanical mice. Present personal preferences are for: lots of buttons, since if I have moved my hand away from the keyboard I can at least do something more than move the pointer; sturdy feeling; not too light, so it doesn't move around by me accidentally looking at it." What would you recommend?

Comment Make games (Score 1) 324

As a 6 year veteran of the games industry, my best advice for someone who wants to be a game designer is simple: make games. Make games every day. Make board games, make flash games, invent physical games played with sports equipment, whatever. The medium is less important than just spending time designing fun games and then watching real people play them in front of you. Make a mod for an existing game or engine, make your own twist on a classic game like Tetris or even chess. Just make games.

If making games isn't something you'd do every day for fun anyway, then it's not the career for you.

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