I hope this is done right. If it 's anything like user-aggregated news sites like reddit, It 'll be worse than useless. r n r nThe problem with these kind of user-driven systems is that there is a lot of money in going around them. Before you know it, this ...
It 's sad the Ueda left this project to work on more facebook drivel. r n r nHopefully working at casual games he 'll learn about colors, and the beauty of them besides beige and white. But that 's about all I could criticize on the guy.
The top brass love tossing the hot potato around when shit hits the fan. Regardless of industry or epoch. r n r nBut their problems don 't go a lot beyond reputation getting a bit tarnished. r n r nOn the other hand, the employees who worked for years on ...
As I kid, I loved taking patients who clearly had aneurisms and sending them home with aspirin. The head doctor would then chew me because he/she had died. r n r nAnother awesome thing was that if you didn 't let go of your mouse button once you started cutting, ...
Great. Hope they keep the pre-Space Quest V feeling. Up to IV it was awesomeness itself. r n r nI 'm still mad at these guys for that damn drop rock in geyser puzzle. It was so easy, but the damn parser only took that one permutation. r n r ...
Great article.But there are games that did very un-intuitive stuff and didn 't get burned by player frustration. r n r nSentinel is a case maybe the manual explained the game . Braid too. r n r nBut now I know a sure-fire way to get rid of player frustration. ...
