I'm sorry but I couldn't stomach reading the entire article. I'm getting quite sick of seeing games compared to movies. Do games NEED to be more like movies Do games NEED to attract and collectively surpass the movie-audience watching Just like Mark Venturelli said, I can understand a desire for ...
One thing I hate when developing games is when asked to create a clone of an existing game from another company. Capcom does not like the idea behind this, because as a developer, the motivation would be quite low. I'd imagine so, especially if you're a developer eager to be ...
Companies needs to realistically price their games from day one. Totally agreed. And I personally know many people who have comfortable income, yet are not comfortable with the 60 price tag and opt to wait for an opportunity to buy them cheaper or use Gamefly. Personally, I've always found standardized ...
Tim, I didn't mean the game industry as a whole is a subset of the software development. I meant game DEVELOPMENT is a subset of software DEVELOPMENT. Regardless of the industry, software developers commonly fall under the context of core creators that you brought up. And in this case, I ...
In my experiences, cutscenes have usually been the backbone of strong and effective storytelling, especially games whose presentation takes on a cinematic tone. I'm with Pratchett in that I'd like to see more real-time, interactive cutscenes. The entire Half Life 2 experience is easily one of the most immersive FPS ...
