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Comment In: Clone Wars: The Five Most Important Cases Every Game Developer Should Know [Feature - 02/27/2013 - 04:55]

Yes, creativity comes from observing ...

Yes, creativity comes from observing your surroundings, but to develop a creative product you need a creative process. I think it is clear when you borrow solutions from other games to make yours better, instead of setting cloning as a goal that actually limits it, so you can have a ...

Comment In: The surprising grace of Ninja Theory's Devil May Cry [News - 02/08/2013 - 01:18]

In any case, playing a ...

In any case, playing a demo should be enough to decide if you wanna buy a game, not to actually analyze it. And worse than analyzing a game you haven 't played is antagonizing it, like the fanbase is doing. It 's kinda circle-jerky.

Comment In: An Alternative to Achievements [Feature - 01/25/2013 - 04:45]

While achievements do influence behavior, ...

While achievements do influence behavior, I think that 's not their only purpose. Their main function for me is to register my... achievements. I don 't have to kill the last boss with the wooden sword , but if I manage to do so, having it registered in my steam ...

Comment In: The Immaturity of Video Game Violence [Blog - 06/17/2012 - 10:40]

While I do agree that ...

While I do agree that violence is being cheaply overused, I don 't think the abstraction of warfare as a theme to achieve certain gameplay purposes is necessarily bad. Using themes superficially to make sense of the gameplay is a common thing in any genre, and trying to create a ...

Comment In: Hanging in Limbo [Feature - 02/24/2012 - 05:05]

Yeah, those lazy bastards. ...

Yeah, those lazy bastards.

Comment In: Has Double Fine disproved the 'ideas don't matter theory'? [Blog - 02/10/2012 - 08:58]

Well, you know the difference ...

Well, you know the difference between color choice for user-interface and ideas is that some developers actually think ideas have monetary value, and specially new developers constantly have problems letting go from them. This statement is a direct opposition to a certain harmful situation. If you use it on the ...

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