Sentences with phrase «interviews with game developers»

To mark the occasion, a book called 20 Years Of Tomb Raider, which will have interviews with game developers and images that have never been seen before, will be released in October this year.

Also interviews with game developers Alex Evans (Little Big Planet) and Ted Price (Insomniac Games).

Expect us to bring you some exclusive interviews with game developers, industry executives and maybe even a surprise of our own for you.

In an interview with Game Developer magazine, Hirokazu Yasuhara, the chief level designer for Sonic the Hedgehog, elucidated on his design philosophy.

Not exact matches

Gabe Newell, the CEO of video game developer Valve, said in an interview with gaming news site Polygon this week that while he's optimistic about the immersive technology, he's «pretty comfortable with the idea that it will turn out to be a complete failure.»

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Speaking in a recent interview with GameSpot, game director and president of developer From Software, Hidetaka Miyazaki, stated that he is «considering Dark Souls III to be the big closure on the series.»

John Blackburn, CEO of Disney Infinity developer Avalanche Software, said in an interview with Polygon last year that the studio hoped to bring into the game characters from other Disney subsidiaries such as Lucasfilm, which Disney acquired for $ 4 billion in October 2012, and Marvel.

Fire Emblem Awakening is a great game, certainly one of the best this generation, but according to a recent interview with developer Intelligent Systems by Spanish magazine «Hobby Consolas», Awakening could have been the last title in the long running series.

Recently in an interview Teddy Lee, the developer of Rogue Legacy hinted that Wii U gamers might be in luck with Rogue Legacy, though it may take up a while.

We also get a great interview with Remedy on the game's length and other info on the developer.

Famitsu also provides various details about the game and its gameplay, thanks to an interview with the developers.

However, thanks to an interview that Game Informer conducted with a high ranking Rockstar Games developer, we can put any such concerns to rest.

The video above includes plenty of gameplay footage with a walkthrough and interview with one of the developers of the game.

Come back every week for in - depth video game talk as well as interviews with developers, journalists, and other Gaming Trend personalities.

The developer interview with the games director already proved you wrong... We only have seen the birds eye view of the game ala 3D Land style cameras... The director confirmed you can switch it up to classic 3D Mario camera style, which instead of this zoomed up static camera, it zooms into the action on singleplayer mode.

It's hard not to look rather wistfully back on the abundance of riches Capcom bestowed on players with the Anniversary Collection on PS2 and Gamecube, which included Mega Man 1 - 8, in - game hints for the first six, a remixed soundtrack for the NES titles in the PS2 version, plus the two obscure Mega Man arcade titles and interviews with developers.

In an interview by IGN with the developers of the game, marketing director Philip Asher reveals the reason why the current generation of consoles is being excluded: «The bit of sad news in all of the talk about platforms is that Dungeon Defenders II won't be releasing on PSN or Xbox Live.

Not all is lost though as the game's developers said in a recent interview that the upcoming game is going to be more in line with the first games, namely Silent Hill 2, which is feasibly the best of the series.

TegraZone is Nvidia's little portal to promote Tegra powered games with the games themselves, HD gameplay videos, game developer interviews, high - res screenshots and game reviews.

Speaking in an interview with Venture Beat (video below), the Epic Games President revealed that while the developer is not currently working on a new Unreal game, they do have something interesting up their sleeves.

As Tony Hawk: Ride nears its release this fall, Robomodo's Josh Tsui intimated in a recent interview with IndustryGamers that both the developer and its publishing partner Activision have been already dreaming up a proper sequel for the game.

I traipsed through the Game Developers conference stitching together an interview that began with Boyd Multerer of Microsoft's XNA group, wound its way through Brutal Legend's Tim Schafer, Nintendo's Reggie Fils - Aime, and ended shortly after Fable's Peter Molyneux answered PixelJunk's Dylan Cuthbert's question about what color underwear he was wearing.

· Making of DVD — interviews with the developers from Piranha Bytes who delve deeper into the production of Risen 2 · Soundtrack CD — The gripping tunes of the Risen 2 soundtrack will immediately absorb the listener into this fantastic pirate world · double - sided poster — a large sized map of the game world on one side and an epic artwork featuring the hero and his crew on board their impressive ship · Pirate Flag — with the skull motif from Risen 2 · Amulet — a pendant that every pirate and Risen 2 fan will be proud of · The Art of Risen 2: Dark Waters — an exclusive collection of art cards on high quality - paper · Three Risen 2 stickers

In an interview with IGN, Randy Pitchford said that Demiurge, developers of Shoot Many Robots, had been with them from the start and had helped with multiplayer and networking, as well as the Wii U version of the game.

There was an article not so long back which featured an interview with an ex-bioware developer stating the reasons for leaving were a meeting with EA where they divulged what direction they wanted all their games to head.

«There's also going to be [a] pretty significant release which is the original Alice brought over to the consoles so that a person who's purchased Madness Returns gets a download code and is able to bring Alice 1 onto their console and play through the entire original game alongside playing Madness Returns,» the developer said in an interview with CVG.

Speaking in an interview with CVG, game designer on Splinter Cell: Conviction, Patrick Redding, called the game's delay from late February to mid-April «the best possible scenario,» which he said has allowed the developers more time to fix issues with the AI and add different challenge levels.

Lastly, we'll be supplementing these posts with the odd indie developer interview, seeing what makes them tick, what it's like to live the dream and work for oneself in the games industry, and maybe pinch the odd exclusive preview too.

In an interview with Edge magazine, the developer describes his disappointment with the games, -LSB-...]

In the weeks leading to the release of the SNES Classic / SNES Mini / Famicom Mini, Nintendo is planning to share official interviews with the developers of some of the games.

Over the course of the weekend I've played some great indie titles, interviewed developers and met some great people, with one day left to explore the show and plenty of games left to see lets get going.

More footage of Hyrule Warriors was shown plus interviews with various developers working on the game, including Zelda and Dynasty Warriors stalwarts.

During an interview with Tiny Cartridge, game developer, Julian Gollop, revealed some details about Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars which is set to be released with the Nintendo 3DS.

Everybody loves talking to the people behind the games, and on MGL we like to share written and video interviews with developers as much as we can.

reveal the original Mario Kart developers in an exclusive interview with Retro Gamer magazine.

Oskari Samiola, the lead developer of Infra and founder of Finnish game studio Loiste Interactive agreed to do an interview with LambdaGeneration to talk about the game and its development.

Sega's publication «SPEC» featured a manga called «Hataraku Kaihatsu - san» (the hardworking developers), and there's an interview with «Gamer Miki» there too.

That's new, and it's been explicitly inspired by games like World of Warcraft, according to a new interview with the game's developers.

A video interview with Molyneux saw the developer admit he had «made some horrendous mistakes» with the crowdfunded god game, but continued scrutiny from the media led him to announce he was «done talking to the press».

PSM also posted a great Jet Moto 3 article with comments from 989 Studios's former president Kelly Flock and an interview with former programmer on the project (under developer Pacific Coast Power and Light) Ming Lee, the latter of which includes info on the game's engine and other technical details.

This is great news as we now have access to interviews with legendary Japanese developers such as Kouji Yokota (ActRaiser), Satoshi Nakai (Assault Suits Valken) and Taichi Ishizuka (The Firemen) to name but a few... The only downside of the book being unofficial is that we will be not able to talk to any current Nintendo employees, and many of these games original creators are still working there.

If you want to learn more about Axiom Verge, you can check out NintendoLife's interview with Tom Happ, the lone developer of the game.

Some PC Gamer readers may recognize Julian Gollop's name from our previous interviews with the developer.

We are editing a special workshop video with some of the game developers we are interviewing.

Check out the trailer below and as always, my perspective and an interview with the developers behind the game (Author's Note: I never read the response to the interview questions before writing my review to ensure that it remains unbiased).

This time around - interviews with the Valve folks behind Portal, a fun look at Super Mario Galaxy's gravity system, Tom Buscaglia on the symbiotic relationship between game developer and his trusty lawyer, and lots more - as follows:

Within its pages you'll find character art, developer commentary, rough illustrations and concept art, background development images, comprehensive sprite sheets, full - page promotional illustrations, and more — including an exclusive interview with the game's development team!

That's because the great majority of the features are devoted to games that are months and sometimes over a year away, and as a result the content is mostly the standard developer interview, with lots of meandering speculation on the game's internals, concept art, and screenshots that are obviously not honest - to - goodness screen grabs, no matter how much the captions claim it's so.

Based on extensive original interviews with the entire Yacht Club Games team, writer David L. Craddock unearths the story of five game developers who worked so well together while at WayForward Games that they decided to start their own studio.