Posted by Justin Nafziger on Fri, 04 Sep 2009 11:25:00 EDT in
Video games, exhibited at a convention [e.g. E3, PAX], will often be in an incomplete state. This article briefly explores which aspects are worth evaluating.
What a strange set of games in the OP. I'm curious how they were determined: was this an individual opinion or the consensus of the gamasutra staff I noticed that they all fit your extra criteria of: the sequel to that one game that you liked and the surprisingly fun ...
Interesting. This is the first time I've heard of these four stages of player experience. Do you have any resources that you'd recommend to learn more about the theory behind them
Is the 'Cut-and-Paste' section trying to be ironic by having a 'Cut-and-Paste' bug in it the 'c' and 'd' in DrawSquare should be 'x' and 'y', respectfully
Jerry, did you try the game at E3, or are you basing it off of watching the demo in the Microsoft press conference I made sure to try it at E3, and found it surprisingly fun and I was surprised, since I shared your similar opinion before I played it ...
I find their 2010 estimates to be surprising. It sounds like they are predicting extrapolated from their updated numbers : 4.4M Move enabled consoles and not just controllers sold 4.5M Kinect enabled consoles Those numbers sound off, based on what we've heard, so far, from Sony, Microsoft, NPD, and other ...
