   how can I sell my game?
  Hi all,I am new to the game industry.it is my first attempt to create a game.Can any one provide me with the names of publishers who can help me sell my game.Thanks in advance 
  Your thinking ahead of yourself. Release a few games in shareware and then start thinking about selling your game. And if that don''t work, charge about $2 to each your friends.  There''s no town drunk here, we all take turns.Velocity Gaming Force;  If you are new to the industry, I doubt you will be publishing any games.  Have you made any before?  If not, you need to focus on that first.  If so, once you get good at it, you will probably need to start by releasing them as shareware, as Ekim said.  You could get a site set up, and just burn the games onto a CD and offer them for sale on your site.  I don''t think I''ve ever seen a game published that was made by one person, but that doesn''t necessarily   mean it hasn''t happened.  ;  If you have too, try going to other small game companies that sell games. eg www.retro64.com use BMT International... I think. I talked to their main... head... guy, and he gave me a link and e-mail to contact them when need be. Ask people who''ve done it.Although I do agree, start with freeware and build up a folio.   I don''t have a signature, sorry. ;quote:Original post by Aerolithe  I don''t think I''ve ever seen a game published that was made by one person, but that doesn''t necessarily   mean it hasn''t happened.    Chris Sawyer (Transport Tycoon, RollerCoaster Tycoon) does all the programming in his games, AFAIK.;quote:Original post by Enselic  quote:Original post by Aerolithe   I don''t think I''ve ever seen a game published that was made by one person, but that doesn''t necessarily   mean it hasn''t happened.    Chris Sawyer (Transport Tycoon, RollerCoaster Tycoon) does all the programming in his games, AFAIK. That''s cool. Those games rockekekeres ;quote:Original post by Enselic  quote:Original post by Aerolithe   I don''t think I''ve ever seen a game published that was made by one person, but that doesn''t necessarily   mean it hasn''t happened.    Chris Sawyer (Transport Tycoon, RollerCoaster Tycoon) does all the programming in his games, AFAIK.I''ve also heard that he programs in 100% assembler. Can''t imagine what it must be like to program a game like Roller Coaster Tycoon and have it run under Windows using nothing but assember. ;  The company I was talking about only uses one programmer... and most of those in their links page too.   I don''t have a signature, sorry. 