Roblox Makes Young Developer's Imaginations and Dreams Come True

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At this year's Game Developer's Conference, the noticeable uncertainty was the future of console vs. mobile vs. cloud gaming and which one will eventually win out. Forward to the 2015 Maker Faire, we caught up with Roblox, the biggest player in the cloud/online MMO gaming arena. Our, Greg Viloria (aka Social Greg), interviews Rick Silvestrini of Roblox on the current status of the game platform. Notably, what makes them a big player amongst young game developers and leader in the online gaming arena is the 5M active users and an active developers platform sporting $2M in payouts to date. Check out our interview!

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mariabbuzdar said…
Roblox really changed how young developers think about making games. The contrast between console, mobile and cloud gaming at the time makes this interview especially interesting, and the idea of a platform where young creators can build, share and even earn is inspiring. It is great to see young imaginations given real tools and an audience. https://deltaioss.com/
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