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Features » North America
A Global Phenomenon: Andersson and Judd on Capcom/GRIN's Bionic Commando 2
by Array [12.05.08]
In a jocular Gamasutra interview, Capcom's Ben Judd and GRIN's Ulf Andersson discuss the companies' key Bionic Commando remake, from reshaping established IP to Japanese/Western contrasts.
Business/Marketing, Design, Interview, Console/PC, North America, Asia & India
The Designer's Notebook: The Moral Panic Isn't Over Yet 40
by Ernest Adams [11.25.08]
After Barack Obama's U.S. election victory, do we still have to worry about game censorship? IGDA co-founder Ernest Adams looks at an Obama administration, games and 'moral panic'.
Business/Marketing, Designer's Notebook, North America
Peeking Inside Insomniac: A Conversation With Ted Price  
by Array [11.14.08]
Gamasutra talks extensively to Insomniac CEO Ted Price, following Resistance 2's launch, discussing the company's history, relationship with Sony, development methodology, and much more.
Business/Marketing, Design, Interview, Console/PC, North America
Thinking With Portals: Creating Valve's New IP 8
by Jeep Barnett, Erik Wolpaw, Kim Swift [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.
Design, Postmortem, Production, Game Developer Magazine, North America
New, Better, More: Epic's Cliff Bleszinski on Designing Gears of War 2 4
by Array [10.24.08]
With Gears Of War 2 just around the corner, Gamasutra talks in-depth to Epic design director Bleszinski about the franchise's evolution, game prototyping, and expanding game narrative.
Design, Interview, Console/PC, North America
Postmortem: Naughty Dog's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune 6
by Richard Lemarchand, Neil Druckmann [10.08.08]
Naughty Dog calls Uncharted their 'biggest and most complex' challenge yet, and shares successes and stumbles in this fascinating postmortem.
Design, Postmortem, Production, Console/PC, North America
Afro Samurai's David Robinson: New Studio, New Problems, New Chances 4
by Array [10.06.08]
In this in-depth Gamasutra interview, we go inside Namco Bandai's internal U.S. development studio with senior producer David Robinson, discussing outsourcing and art direction for Afro Samurai.
Design, Interview, Console/PC, North America
Postmortem: Brothers in Arms: Double Time 3
by Kurt Reiner, Kristin Price [09.30.08]
In this exclusive Gamasutra postmortem, developer Demiurge discusses the ups and downs of bringing the Brothers In Arms WWII combat franchise to Nintendo's console for the first time.
Design, Postmortem, Programming, Production, Console/PC, North America
A New Vocabulary For Development: Chuck Beaver And Dead Space 7
by Array [09.29.08]
The M-rated sci-fi horror game Dead Space may potentially be another important milestone in EA's renaissance -- we talk to senior producer Chuck Beaver on gore, no cut-scenes, and our medium
Design, Interview, North America
Saving Street Fighter: Yoshi Ono on Building Street Fighter IV 8
by Array [09.26.08]
Gamasutra quizzes Street Fighter IV supremo Yoshi Ono on the details behind the fighting game's return -- from 'hardcore vs. casual' to animation skipping, complex tactics and beyond.
Design, Interview, North America, Asia & India