Posted by Thomas Nocera on Wed, 30 Dec 2009 09:42:00 EST in
Imagine gamers immersed in 3D time travel adventures - from historic battles to major discoveries while guided by a celebrity avatar. That's what the alliance of Millisecond Publishing Company, Inc. and Past Perfect Productions of Rome are now offering.
Part 1 (of 2) begins with the writer's background and the methodology he's harnessed which helps him to gaze into the future of games. Part 2 details the 3D time travel games that will be coming to consoles as early Christmas, 2011.
Great games require time to incubate, evolve and become more fun and more engaging. 2 years is about right and a lot of technology growth happens in the interim.
Of all the comments, Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida, provides the most truthful and important insight: When games are made by a small number of people, the creative vision of one person really shines through the entire game. That 's really where we find some magic happens.
Kris, you write elegantly from your heart. You sense, as many of us do, that this is an industry hellbent on racing down a dead end street by catering too heavily to immature, mush-brained, teenage males and those who are interested in engaging them. r nI am hopeful that major ...
Along with Microsoft 's SmartGlass concept and the captivating WatchDog trailer, Epic Game 's UE4 certainly ranks as a top contender for the most important product showcased this year at E3. What the UE4 will do in the near future to both visually improve next gen games and expedite game ...
The bankruptcy filing is sad, but not unexpected. The statement attributed to RI 's State Police pertaining to the multi-agency investigation of ...activities that have recently come to light at 38 Studios is very troubling and raises many questions. No one should leap to any conclusions about this investigation until ...
May I suggest giving Tampa a chance at hosting it Tampa Bay, host of several Super Bowls and this year 's RNC, has a great airport, plenty of hotel rooms and the chance to watch sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico. My second choice would be Charlotte.
