Sentences with phrase «why game creators»

Not exact matches

That's why they're teaming up with Rob Ridgeway, the creator of a new board game called «Spontuneous,» to bring together singles for a night of competitive fun.

You might be hearing the phrase «Game of the Year candidate» a lot this week, and this new Wild West adventure from the creators of Grand Theft Auto is a major reason why.

I assume the creators wanted to capitalize on the survival horror type Slenderman games that have been released on PC, but this is so terrible I'm left wondering why Nintendo even felt it made a meaningful addition to the Nintendo eShop.

It's easy to believe that video game publishers like Electronic Arts are full of cartoon villains, which is why people were so quick to share a recent rumor about the publisher firing Plants vs. Zombies» creator for refusing to make the sequel pay - to - win.

In a recent interview, the game's creators explained why.

Speaking tonight at the 2015 Game Awards, show organizer Geoff Keighley explained why Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima was not in attendance.

Why would any company go against their best interests by throwing away a game that would've combined the talents of director Guillermo del Toro, Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima, horror manga artist Junji Ito, and «The Walking Dead» star Norman Reedus.

That's why I laugh at the notion of comics needing the Big Two because if folks would've been more alert to the game being played sooner than people have finally started to, they'd have enjoyed the benefits of a healthy publisher / creator relationship like writers do and should and Marvel / DC would've started the slide into their current malaise / drek a lot sooner than the last few years.

Which is why it comes as a surprise that the creators of the game — Niantic Labs — would change one of the most fun features of the game so early.

While I can certainly see why a contract would demand that the content creator attempt to pursuade people to buy the game, in my own view no such clause should ever exist.

PS: why does one game going multi mean an entirely different game, with an entirely different creator and dev team, is going mulit aswell?

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My purpose is to try and reveal both the essential aspects of what makes Zelda what it is — and why that is so influential — and to apply the game design lineages method of historical analysis to Zelda in order to show how the conservation of player practices, the influence of material constraints, and the subversion of expectations through creator vision have all affected the path of this venerable franchise.

Hello Games and Sean Murray, the creators behind the infamous No Man's Sky, have gone silent since it's release back in early August, however that silence has finally been broken by none other than Sony Worldwide Studios» president Shuhei Yoshida who gives his reason as to why he thinks the game received so much backlash.

Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii explains why the latest game doesn't take an open - world approach.

During the Dead Space community day, we got a chance to sit down with the game's creator Glen Schofield and lob questions at him while he returned them with overhead smashes, ending the round table in a score of love... this metaphor is falling apart, I don't even know why I started it.

This was probably the last time series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi had a major creative hand in a Final Fantasy game, which I think accounts for why it feels to many like it was the last traditional Final Fantasy.

I don't know why Sony gave these games the attention they did, but the only reasonable assumption i can make is that the creators had some dirt on Sony CEO Kaz Hirai that he was desperate not to let get out.

Creator of indie game hit Super Meat Boys gives lesson on accounting, and explains why DRM is more dangerous than piracy for game companies

The shield jumping is actually such an amazing feature that I sent an email to the creators about why they weren't (in my own words) «pimping that hot shit» in their trailer and website, because it opens up the game so much, and the reply I got back was that they were worried that it could alienate potential consumers — the shield bouncing isn't really required in any of the areas, although the game mentions it and gives you rewards for performing it, but showing a trailer with the crazy antics you can get up to with it could have made people think you might need to be a hardcore gamer to really appreciate the game.

You might be hearing the phrase «Game of the Year candidate» a lot this week, and this new Wild West adventure from the creators of Grand Theft Auto is a major reason why.

Last month, it's been confirmed that such a project is indeed in development, and series creator Michel Ancel talked more about it in a recent interview, explaining why the game has been officially confirmed such a long time after development started.

We had the opportunity to talk with One Night Stands creator, Lucy Blundell recently, and to ask her about where this game came from, why she chose to use this unique art style, and to learn a bit more about her background as an independent game developer.

Luck may play some part, but here are some common reasons I've observed as to why many indie games don't find the success that their creators desire.

When the creators of Samurai Seige decided to build Rival Kingdoms, the team wanted to balance gameplay with narrative depth — which is why acclaimed games writer Rhianna Pratchett took her pen to the project

As part of the GDC 2014 Independent Games Summit, Antichamber creator Alexander Bruce spoke very candidly about how — and, more importantly, why — he went about developing his IGF Award - winning game, the price he paid to make it, and what other developers should learn from his experience.

creator David Crane gave an extensive interview for the piece, noting of just why the initial four Activision founders departed Atari: «A memo was circulated from the marketing department showing the prior year's cartridge sales, broken down by game as a percentage of sales.

These are completely understandable reasons for choosing not to develop the game for the 360, but then why was the game made for the 360 at all, especially if the creators of the game chose not to develop it for that system?