I 've still got my fatty and I love it to bits. I think I 'll pass. I 've never liked Sony 's slim consoles. Never bothered to upgrade to the PS2 slim and its awful flip top disc drive. Still have my launch model.
BioWare Montreal and Edmonton includes a lot of the people who worked on the original Dragon Age and Dragon Age: Origins Did I miss something Arn 't those two the same thing or does the article mean Awakening r n r nThe series lost me at DA2, but I 'm ...
I looked at enrolling on one of these courses when I started at uni. I opted instead for a vanilla CS degree for a few reasons: r n r n1 If I cannot break into the games industry straight out of uni, it 's more likely to get me employment ...
You make some good points. Rather than a bubble bursting it 's like a baloon slowly deflating. Not that it 's nessessarily all doom and gloom. We 're seeing a resurgance of the bedroom coders and my library seems stuffed with decent quality titles, some that I 've yet to ...
I see more value in putting off purchasing a game for 6 months and waiting for the masses of DLC to be released, then just buying the complete experience for a fraction of the cost. Even less if it 's on a Steam sale. There 's so many great games ...
Yeah, I wouldn 't take the comparison too literally. He 's not saying Our game is like minecraft , more like the gameplay concepts in minecraft has parallels with the storytelling concepts in Dear Esther. At least, that 's how I interpreted it.
I really didn 't understand the outcry behind gfwl. Fallout 3 and DoW2 had it and they could both be considered successes. There 's a certain subset of videogame fans who love the schadenfreude that goes along with large projects failing, especially if they called it before everyone else. I ...
I had no idea this was playtested in at Reading. I'm studying there at the moment. Excellent article about a great game. I agree with Samuel about the soundtrack as well. It's part of my regular study playlist now.
