- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
I'd look at some companys' websites, such as here, scan for openings on job listings, and enquire as to what it would take to look attractive and get a job. For some reason "level designer" comes to mind for you. Unfortunately, the barnstorming days of game developement are all but gone for the most part. Many of the bungie job listings demand ~2 years of prior industry work with other companies, as well as being well versed in the industry tools (not a programmer per se, but other tools common to the grade such as GMAX studio). Its amazing to see what kind of credentials is required these days to make a developement team! Or disheartening, however you want to look at it. Defintely not a casual decision though, but something that requires a lot of work,education, and effort.