The Secret Words Only Game Developers Use  Like any industry,
game developers have their own lexicon, used to describe the
unique people and quirks they encounter.  If you've ever
wondered what some of these are, Gamasutra enlisted the help of
a few developers (who had themselves picked the brains of plenty
more) and found that across the video game industry there exist
an established set of names and terms for things that are
sometimes useful and sometimes tragically funny.  Here are some
examples:  Joe Walmart: The lowest common denominator consumer
that many publishers must cater to in order to mitigate
financial risk. Coined to describe the powerful force that
allowed Deer Hunter to become a market success. Can also be
referred to as "Walmartian."  Data Wrangler: The human that
tunes gameplay values for character types, items, and systems in
the game.  Dice Humped: Consistently getting a poor result from
a random number generator. Originally was used when playing
tabletop games, but was expanded to be use