Hey Brandon We tried to go for that old-school-feeling with COOL PIZZA and decided that pixel art wasn 't necessary but that difficulty, precision and unification for lack of a better word of music, story and art would take us a lot of the way there. For me personally, otherness ...
I wonder what he means with this: r n r n I really think that in the triple-A gaming space, we were making much better games when we started really putting in the user-tracking mechanisms r n r nValve 's OCD playtesting Bungie 's over-the-top heatmap analysis lab I 'm ...
This is good stuff, I never knew what a smear was... I was worried it was one of the 8-bit paint program brushes. r n r nThis is another nice article on hard-driving hand-drawn game animation: r n r nhttp://art-eater.com/2010/07/test-1-darkstalkers/
I 'm a game programmer too or maybe a programmer , depending on the interpretation in your article , but I think you might be overstating your case on philosopher-physicists performing the hardest job in the world just a weeee bit...
Ralph Baer gets snubbed again, for the fifth decade in a row. He called television games before he invented Pong r n r nhttp://www.ralphbaer.com/how video games.htm r n r nSeriously though, I 've had a little hands-on time with GameTree Transgaming 's smart TV subsidiary and while the hardware is ...
Great article, I really liked the linked-to piece on Donkey Kong style jumps a whole lot. Reminds me a bit of Game Feel by Steve Swink which is the best book on video games so far. Ah, abstracting player controls to parabolas, to feel the warm breeze of the future
