Tim Schafer's comment about his was quite good. Irregardless, it is all bad news for Infinity Ward and my thoughts are with the team. Lets hope they land on the ground running.
I think one of the most neglected and important things to take away from events like this when they inevitably come up is that QA is a persistent issue that needs discourse. You can't address problems without dialog... Sadly, between public events like this one, there is none. I wish ...
I think this report speaks a lot about the integrity of the individuals who make games for a living. Yes, in the end we are business, but we try to be conciseness of what we do and, as the study points out, better than our cousins . Or maybe we ...
I have found that many of the problems with GDDs come down to searchability. Whether or not you are making multiple smaller documents for more specialized audiences or a single text that has information for multiple groups, your readers are almost always only interested in reading information that pertains to ...
As a Russian, I do get tired of shooting other Russians much in the same way Germans are tired of shooting at other Germans. At its core level, I don't have anything wrong with the scene. I do, however, take notice to the game's stereotyping and marketing material. In the ...
I am wondering if this will snowball into what happened with spore when everyone learned about its invasive copy protection. It will be interesting to see what happens, but for the record, lack of support for public servers is not a very good idea. There is a place for both ...
I am honestly puzzled how they can make a movie out of this game... unless it is one done in the absolute epic scale of time- from some cute cuddly animal coming from the sea to flying in space. At least its not Uwe Boll.
What set Mass Effect apart from the many other RPGs was the quality of the dialog- interjections felt like interjections, insults like insults, and tense moments with the appropriate emotional qualities. The gameplay, while perhaps being clunky at times, was secondary to telling a story that you could interact and ...
