Currently studying Computer Science at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University. I've taken part in a modding project for a PC game. I balance my school courses with reading Game Development books and testing out ideas online.
@Nathan Champion YES I was coming to mention Soul Reaver. In fact, in the very first Soul Reaver game Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver and Soul Reaver 2, you would just materialize wherever you want. It wasn't until Legacy of Kain: Defiance, that Raziel was forced to take the bodies ...
You played as an engineer and felt useless I played as that my first go around and I felt powerful because the enemies were machines that I could kill in one hit or had tech I could disrupt. Playing as a solider felt useless. It made me miss my powers.
Bethesda is a loathsome company that's basically a club of all the same people who have worked with each other for years. They don't have any new blood and since they can't create something new, they rehash ideas from others. They are only interested in their own ideas and lie ...
I have to agree with Steve Roger. As a programmer, I know what content is on the game disc and anything on the disc can be accessed. The primary point is that the developer provided content on the disc and never told anyone. I also think about it another way, ...
As a consumer, I want to see those numbers. If I choose to support a developer I like, I want to know how well their product is selling. Otherwise I may be hesitate to buy if I feel they already have enough support I'm slowly learning developers can never have ...
