I 've met Rami, Greg and Mike they 're all really nice guys, to say nothing of talented. Reading this piece makes me want to take a road trip to San Francisco for the sole purpose of punching the employees of Gamenauts in the face.
Both the pitch video and the blurb that was on their website made it clear that multiplayer was to be a release separate from the single player mode, and that it was free. What else do you want A barbershop quartet showing up at your door and singing it at ...
I mean, doesn 't it seem a little early to say that funded games never materialize The Kickstarter craze only just kicked off last February / March. Sure, there have been some delays to release dates, but--as Mike Rose said in his piece--that 's something that happens with all games, ...
I was kinda wondering that, too Phil is a big 'ole Bungie fanboy. : r n r nSo am I, actually: but I hail back to the Myth days. I 'd rather they went back to making those rather than FPSes, just because we 're swimming in FPSes and not ...
Why is it always the people who actually make cool things that gets fired in these scenarios Why not the useless people who spout gibberish like Align resources against key priorities
David, there is a difference between feeding into a preexisting gun culture and causing a gun culture to spontaneously emerge where none exists. The fact that video games have not single-handedly caused gun culture to erupt across Europe is not relevant to the discussion of games ' role in culture ...
I agree that DPS is lamentable insofar as it reduces strategic complexity. However, this piece goes off the rails once you start decrying DPS for reducing randomness--randomness is not coextensive with strategic complexity. To wit: http://bit.ly/UDllsF
