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Interested in both successes and failures (and semi-successes).

Maybe this might be better at OnStartups but I think the game market is quite a bit different than the business market that's prevalent there (i.e. selling something that's fun instead of selling something that's useful)

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    – Ricket
    Commented Mar 1, 2011 at 14:45
  • \$\begingroup\$ @Ricket thanks, I meant to ask a mod to do that but I got distracted. \$\endgroup\$
    – David Ly
    Commented Mar 1, 2011 at 15:07

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Cliffski's Blog is really great, he goes into all aspects of indie developement. Check it out.

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I really like Struct.ca (Matt Rix). He was really successful with his Trainyard game and shared lots of interesting sales and marketing related facts on his blog.

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http://gamesfromwithin.com/ Noel Llopis' blog on iPhone and indie gamedev is top notch in every aspect.

http://gbgames.com/blog/ Reflects a lot on the technical and financial issues associated with someone's first indie title.

I can highly recommend the both of them.

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Not a blog, but a subreddit: Marveloper

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