Is Agile Not Agile Enough? A Study on How Agile is Applied and Misapplied in the Video Game Development Industry

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Is Agile Not Agile Enough? A Study on How Agile is Applied and Misapplied in the Video Game Development Industry

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Video games have become the most dominant and successful entertainment industry worldwide; however, many video game development (VGD) projects and studios struggle to succeed. At present, there are no commonly accepted VGD best practices or frameworks that can bring together the complex and competing needs of software engineering and creative production. Although studios are reportedly using agile frameworks, the actual extent of application and effectiveness of agile practices in the VGD con...

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Conference paper

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2021

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/101773

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Agile / Scrum / Kanban / Scrumban / Multidisciplinary Team Dynamics / Video Game / Game Development / Software Process Improvement / Studies in the Creative Arts and Writing / Film, Television and Digital Media / Computer Gaming and Animation / Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services / Business and Management / Organisational Planning and Management / Human Resources Management / Information and Computing Sciences / Computer Software / Software Engineering

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