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November 23, 2009
 
Video Game Watchdog National Institute On Media And The Family Shutting Down [12]
 
Modern Warfare 2 Infinity Ward's 'Most Successful PC Version' Yet [16]
 
New Tech, Design Details Of Project Natal To Emerge At Gamefest In February
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November 23, 2009
 
Trion Redwood City
Sr. Environment Artist
 
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Sucker Punch Productions
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Sr. Level Designer
 
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November 23, 2009
 
Managing Creativity
 
Time Fcuk - A Postmortem [3]
 
Accepting the Inherent Value of Games [1]
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  Staying Power: Rethinking Feedback to Keep Players in the Game by Bruce Phillips [10.27.09]
In this in-depth article, Microsoft Game Studios user research expert Phillips looks at a simple but vital problem - why people stop playing games, and what feedback we can give them to encourage them to continue. [17]
Game Design, Game Developer Magazine
 
 
Game Developer's Front Line Awards 2008 by Jeffrey Fleming [01.07.09]
The editors of Gamasutra sister publication Game Developer magazine present the full 2008 Front Line Awards, with industry notables ranking and discussing this year's best game tools. [3]
Audio, Game Design, Programming, Visual Art, Game Developer Magazine
 
Thinking With Portals: Creating Valve's New IP by Jeep Barnett, Kim Swift, Erik Wolpaw [11.04.08]
As Valve releases an update of Portal for XBLA, Gamasutra presents an article written by the game's creators, discussing the genesis of the 'Game Of The Year'-winning cerebral action-puzzler. [7]
Game Design, Postmortem, Production, Game Developer Magazine, North America
 
Ode to Short Dialog: Reconsidering the Sound Bite by Ben Schneider [10.14.08]
Big Huge Games narrative designer Schneider steps up to discuss why you should keep dialog short and sweet in games, arguing: "the sound bite is more poetry than prose -- and poetry is a powerful thing." [8]
Game Design, Game Developer Magazine
 
A Sense of Fun: Anybody Could Be Your Player 1 by Masaya Matsuura [10.07.08]
In an impassioned opinion piece, seminal Parappa co-creator and 'father of music games' Matsuura talks about his hopes for the future of games as tangible experiences with positive feelings attached. [5]
Audio, Game Design, Game Developer Magazine
 
Procedural Spooling In Games by Mick West [10.02.08]
In this in-depth technical article, Neversoft co-founder West examines how procedural generated content and compression can lead to expanding vistas for your open-world games [6]
Programming, Game Developer Magazine, Visual Computing
 
Sponsored Feature: Inking the Cube: Edge Detection with Direct3D 10 by Joshua Doss [08.27.08]
In this Intel-sponsored feature, part of the Gamasutra Visual Computing microsite, Intel senior graphics software engineer Joshua Doss delves practically into techniques for edge detection, crucial for many approaches to non-photorealistic rendering.
Programming, Game Developer Magazine, Visual Computing
 
The Code/Art Divide: How Technical Artists Bridge The Gap by Jason Hayes [08.20.08]
In this intriguing technical article, originally published in Game Developer magazine, Volition's Jason Hayes discusses how the Saints Row franchise developer integrates the technical artist into its development pipeline. [15]
Programming, Visual Art, Game Developer Magazine
 
Interview: Buena Vista's Good View - Graham Hooper on Disney's Plans for Winning Hearts by Brandon Sheffield [04.04.05]
In the last 10 years, movie production houses that were once making games fled the interactive side of entertainment. But Graham Hopper has helped Buena Vista chart a new course. Hopper talks about Disney's role in allowing Buena Vista to focus on a core gamer audience.
Business, Game Developer Magazine