As a game designer, James Silva's greatest inspiration was Bruce Lee.
"I had been a dishwasher at a restaurant three or four years ago. You get no respect as a dishwasher. And every time the waitress would come back with a stack of dirty dishes, ignoring me, I'd go, 'You know, Bruce Lee was a dishwasher once!'"
As the sole creator of the upcoming Xbox Live Arcade game Dishwasher, Silva found himself the poster boy of Microsoft's efforts to "democratize game development" at Game Developers Conference. The Utica, NY independent game maker shared the stage with game design luminaries like Tomonobu Itagaki and Peter Molyneux at Microsoft's GDC keynote.
This brutally difficult side-scroller is good, bloody entertainment. watch this review.
Founder of Ska-Studios James Silva is the brains behind, top rated games I MAED A GAM3 W1TH Z0MB1ES 1NIT!!!1) and Dishwasher: Dead Samurai.The studio has recently picked up another developer, so has double in size. (In case you’re thinking of investing.) Ska-Studio also recently announced the sequel to Dead Samurai, Dishwasher: Vampire Smile.
Major Nelson's Blog writes:
"This week, Xbox LIVE Gold members can purchase the Xbox LIVE Arcade game Dishwasher Dead Samurai for 1/2 off (400 points.)"
I picked this game up for 400 points and on an even better deal picked up the points on sale!
I felt like an ass buying it for 800 points when it came out. Not that it isn't good but the fact that it's so DAMN HARD! Also they changed a lot of things from the early XNA demo that came out and I didn't like the new co-op.
But man this game is HARD
Hey BABOONS, don't you monkeys go getting any ideas of grandeur now. You BABOONS are just that,.....BABOONS...........AA HHAHHAHHAHAHHA