Forget about your Xbox 720 or PS4, forget about having to drop another 400 dollars 4 years from now and forget about what you used to call a console generation. Pick up your system of choice now, because both of them will be around for ten years.
Let’s face it: game development is expensive. Your average […]
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The 10 Year Console Lifecycle
Phil Harrison: Genius or Dunce?
On March 3rd, we received official confirmation that Phil Harrison had stepped down from his position as creative director for Sony Computer Entertainment, to take up the presidency of Infogrames, a French publishing house. This begs the question of why he would leave a successful corporation, one at the beginning of a positive PR swing, […]
March 8th, 2008 | Scott | 0 comments | Continued
Tell Me a Story: Games with Powerful Narratives
In video games, painting and literature, theatre and music come together. But is a video game a video game if I put down the controller and watch a story unfold? Mr. Kurosawa, arguably Japan’s greatest Director and storyteller is telling us that although film incorporates aspects from other mediums it still has […]
February 16th, 2008 | Will | 0 comments | Continued
Juan, you say TP came out in 2004? No. Two years off. Also Miyamoto was the creator ...
no reason to get excited because nintendo has a knack for pushing back their games at least a year!!! 
@Juan
Twilight Princess was not released in 2004, it was released in 2006. 
Ah, the all powerful Miyamoto, this new game shall be Wii indused bliss. I trust Nintindo with my life- Appeling ...
why dont you make it for both the ps3 and wii? and then if it works out you can go ...
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