http://www.whatgamesare.com/2013/01/why-should-games-become-like-broadcast-media.html r n r n The culture and maturation of games has largely bypassed television entirely. Regardless of what you think of it, few are the culture shows that discuss the merits of The Walking Dead, whereas gaming-specific media like the Giant Bombcast are breathless in their analysis and critique. ...
@Ramin Shokrizade r n r nThanks for another great article. r n r nI wonder, do you think F2P game devs have been acting too much like there are few competitors in the marketplace and that their customers are somehow without recourse or real alternative choices r n r nBecause ...
Good article. r n r nfrom disposable games to disposable customers to hopefully more long term serviceable games and customers who are treated with respect for being the life blood of the entire enterprise.
Watch this presentation if you want to get an idea of just how boxed in and rigid your thinking about game design has become. It 's unnerving to realize how trapped our thinking can become after having been raised on a steady diet of mainstream game products. r n r ...
Last night I watched part of a Let 's Play on Covert Action. It looked really interesting. It made me wonder if Liberal Crime Squad was influenced by it. Then I looked up it 's Wikipedia entry and there 's this quote by Sid Meier: r n r n----- r ...
all games would profit if artists were given a greater role throughout a game 's development... r n r nIn terms of big budget game development, I wonder whether designers and artists who have been in the biz for 20 years feel they 've gained or lost freedom power today ...
Indeed. if 95 of cable/sat television stations broadcast sports, wrestling, cop shows kung-fu marathons, soft core porn and cartoons, then I think TV viewers too would very quickly develop a very negative reputation. r n r nI guess that makes casual games the home shopping network
I think if I were to paraphrase what Mr. Burns is talking about here and correct me if i 'm wrong , it would be ... r n r ngame developers who for example, profess to care about the truth, honesty and integrity of their craft more than the money ...
