Game Masters: Behind the Talent
Join us for a two-week journey chronicling some of the video game industry’s most celebrated game designers! Get the full article at GameSpot “Game Masters: Behind the Talent” was…
ACMI Game Masters – Tim Schafer Interview
Famed adventure game designer Tim Schafer speaks about the idea of auteur theory when applied to video games for ACMI’s Game Masters exhibition in Melbourne, Australia. Read and Post…
Spelunky descends into XBLA July 4
It may not be the Summer of Arcade until mid-July, but it’s going to be a good summer for XBLA even before then. In a list of upcoming Xbox Live…
Dust 514’s $20 ‘Mercenary Pack’ lets you play the game right now
If your patience refuses to be shackled by the Icelandic wooing of CCP’s launch date-less Dust 514, the developer has a rogue way for you to get into its closed…
TGS exhibitor list released: Microsoft, Nintendo nowhere to be seen
Japan expo set to kick off in September. The official website for Tokyo Game Show 2012 has opened, revealing a partial exhibitor list for the September expo. Click here to…
Your view: Do Mass Effect 3’s new endings right BioWare’s wrongs?
Vote in our poll and have your say. By now you’ll no doubt have seen the new Mass Effect 3 endings, and if you haven’t you can watch them all…
Rare ‘investigating’ natural speech recognition for Kinect
Microsoft developer "most interested" in improving conversation with Xbox. Rare is currently "investigating" tech to make Kinect understand more "natural conversation". Click here to read the full article Related Stories…
A Recon’s Guide to Battlefield 3: Close Quarters
Here are our tips for long-range players to succeed on these close-range maps. Read and Post Comments | Get the full article at GameSpot “A Recon’s Guide to Battlefield…
Secret Files 3 Screens
3 new shots posted. Get the full article at GameSpot “Secret Files 3 Screens” was posted on Mon, 25 Jun 2012 16:24:01 -0700 Tweet
The Limitations of Genres
Dividing games into “first-person this” or “real-time that” makes it easier to ignore the bigger picture. Get the full article at GameSpot “The Limitations of Genres ” was posted…
