Duke was Duke because he was a rebel and broke the rules as a character and as a game. In a genre dominated by seriousness, dark dungeons, demons and traditional weapons, Duke the game gave us real world scenes, alien pig cops, and a wise cracking protagonist. It became a ...
and a copy to the New York Times. r n r nThis could be an effective angle to get Microsoft to change their policy however I suspect any solution would be one that attempts to discriminate against non military personnel.
I 'll definitely keep an open mind. r n r nFor me the central question is will the new Thief be something I 'll want to replay over and over as was encouraged in Thief 1 2 r n r nOr will it be like Dishonored where you get through ...
I suppose some good can ultimately come from the raising of a city by an army. The city may be rebuilt in time and be better than ever. But that is a testament to human will and spirit and not to the raiding army. So it 's hardly an argument ...
7500.00 is not even close to fair market value. they could have sold it on ebay for 10x that in the worst case scenario. r n r nyou could join Star Citizen and Elite 4 on kickstarter with the Freespace name. Maybe you dont raise 2million but you could give ...
Very well said. r n r nAt one point Pitchford and Sheffield agreed that the games industry regulates itself very well. r n r nAnd of course it does not. Because if it did, it would actually be having the types of conversations you describe and would always be mindful ...
Everyone remembers the Windows 95 campaign and launch and everyone was full of hope. America was great. The stock market was on the rise. r n r nNow... it 's a lot harder to get excited about electronic devices and software. I hope Microsoft starts thinking more about getting people ...
art does blend with mass market, but people have to step up to art and be expected to do so because everyone is capable. r n r nMass entertainment products on the other hand meet people where they are and then keep them there. In fact they suppress desires to ...
We often hear the argument: r n r n The primary audience for our games is heterosexual, white, and male so of course we want to target that audience r n r nwhich almost sounds like bigotry makes good business sense but really just reveals a lack of imagination. Thinking ...
