I'm learning how to make Xbox and PC games, and you can too
Source: Windows Central As a kid, at around age thirteen or fourteen, it was some sort of rule at least in my school that teens would do some work experience and then be assessed and given "career advice." After having done a two-week stint filing paperwork in a benefits office, I already felt a little jaded about what my future could look like. Learning to make simple games as a creative hobby has proven incredibly rewarding. I met my "careers adviser" at school, and she asked me what sort of jobs I had in mind. In my teens, I ran an animation website and forum with tens of thousands of memb...