The Secret That Made Game of Thrones’ Intro Awesome
Taking inspiration from self-operating machines and computer animation, the opening credits for HBO’s Game of Thrones, a fantasy based television series, was crafted using an interesting amount of “computer magic.” Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Angus Wall, founder of Elastic, said that the company used computer graphics to create the opening scene for the television [...]
EA Closes Pandemic Studios, Brand Will Live On
Pandemic Studios were known for their excellent properties; most notability the the Star Wars: Battlefront series. However, sadly, it was revealed this morning that the studio would be closing its doors for good, something that comes as a huge surprise seeing Pandemic Studios were one of Electronic Arts’ major developers. That said, EA has since [...]
Mass Effect 2 “Meet Thane” Screenshots
BioWare wasn’t keen on releasing any details on the newest alien character, which debuted as an assassin, at E3, however, now, that has changed because it’s “Meet Thane” day over at the official Mass Effect 2 website. And you won’t believe who’s the star of the event. “We’re going to surpass the extraordinary gaming experience [...]
SDCC 09: Left 4 Dead 2 Experience Impressions
Note: This is an article was written for the sole purpose of the Arthur’s experience with Left 4 Dead 2, with his dislikes and likes, however, this isn’t a “hands-on” of the game, but we will have a review once the game has released. At E3, we were shown the first revealed level of Left [...]
Brütal Legend Filters Makes It Family Friendly
In an interview with Tim Schafer, it revealed that Brütal Legend will have a unique feature not presented in many M-Rated games, a profanity filter. This profanity filter will allow the players of Brütal Legend to turn on and off a filter that censors in-game profanity, “bleeping out” swear words, and putting shields over improper visuals. “But [...]
Dead Space Devs Jump Ship To Activision
Activision are building a new studio in San Francisco. And, believe it or not, they need people to work there. So they have picked up two of Visceral Games’ senior staff member. According to Kotaku, Activision got their hands on Glen Schofield, who was general manager at Visceral, and Michael Condrey, who was chief operating [...]
Brütal Legend “Tim Schafer Introductory” Walkthrough
If you’re anticipating release of Brütal Legend, this 17 minute introduction video, narrated by Tim Schafer himself, should have you wanting more. “Holy crap!” exclaimed Schafer when announcing the title, “I have been dreaming about this day for fifteen years. And now it is finally here. We’ve gathered small clues over the years about the [...]
EA “Launched Too Many New IPs” In 2008
Last year, EA release some very interesting new titles; raging from parkour to mutant space creatures. The key to success? Hardly, because EA seems to think that, that was its down fall in 2008. “I think in the spirit of your question, I think we launched too many new IPs all at once in Q3,” [...]
Army of Two: The 40th Day – Weapon Design Contest
Today, EA Montreal announced the return of the weapon design contest for Army of Two: The 40th day. From June 23, 2009 to July 12 2009, participants can submit their ultimate weapon at the game’s official website for a chance to have it included in a future EA Game. To enter the contest, gamers will [...]
The Saboteur: “We’re Not Even Alpha Yet”
No… Why? Come on!!! After waiting for god knows how long, it seems that the one of the most anticipated titles of this year The Saboteur wouldn’t be releasing anytime soon. Just in case you guys though that it would. “There’s still definitely a lot of work to do,” dev boss Tom French told VG247 in London [...]
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