As long as the random elements don 't reduce my ability to enjoy the system I 'm all for infinite games. It 's kind of like a simulatin that you can practice until you die, like playing the guitar or going to the shooting range. Having the program change though ...
This is a valuable insight into the game making process in Microsoft Studios. Contrast this to the early days of Nintendo and you immediately realize that the studio structure is totally different. The sad thing is that Daniel was one of the only ones who valued game mechanics over nice ...
Heres a demo of an employee demoing the GUI of Unreal Engine 4 - http://www.youtube.com/watch v IZrK AFlrx8 - If the link is ever broken you guys can send me a facebook message here and i 'll organize you a copy - http://www.facebook.com/ q /GAMEHERO.ZA
its not that people like me want to know every bit of information on every scandal in the industry i couldnt care less why game journalist X sold his review score for swag for instance ...but when you cant even find basic budget reports for titles and key people that ...
I 've also noticed this, and I think it relates in many way back to the example set by final fight in 1988 which many beat me up games followed in the footsteps of. tmnt the arcade game set a better template for the b-zone genre because it hid enemy ...
Or how about this one, 'video game industry under threat by ongoing console oligopolies '. I wish that were the headline on every major gaming site every single time a new AAA game is released.
Thanks for giving Nier a shout out Brandon. I think when people have played enough games from each generation the unique games have a way of standing out. Its probably the mixture of art style, music and pacing that put Nier on the radar for me, but i also liked ...
Crysis 3 had triple the budget of the original So, they 're basically saying that they spent a bunch of money on cinematics, HUD design, environmental artists and what else exactly Maybe the way your studio spends money is the problem Yerli, not our 'subjective ' experiences on why the ...
