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SpeedGamers rock Metroid again for the good of others
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SpeedGamers rock Metroid again for the good of others
It can take years for studios to create a Wii remote responsive game. It took Zipper Interactive around six weeks of serious development to drop in fluid PS Move controls in their simulation shooter SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALS .

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GDC 10: Zipper does Move control right, SOCOM 4 hands-on
Microsoft demagogue Aaron Greenberg has responded to this week’s official unveiling of the PlayStation Move … by talking about how great Project Natal is

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Greenberg responds to PlayStation Move … kind of
Each year, Gamma entrants are asked to make games under certain constraints. This year, all Gamma4 entries must be controlled with a single button. I plan to write up my impressions of all six Gamma4 games

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GDC 10: B.U.T.T.O.N., by Copenhagen Game Collective
Cobbling together a Quake Engine shooter with Quake 3 mod tools is rough work. Introducing a twitch FPS to a new audience, and then getting them to buy it, seems like a brutal challenge. Weeks back we received word that open-source PC shooter Nexuiz was headed to PSN and Xbox LIVE Arcade in 2010 with the help of indie developer IllFonic .

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GDC 10: Introducing the twitch with Nexuiz
Want real proof that videogames are just as big as the film industry, if not bigger? It’s not in the big budgets of games, it’s not in the massive amounts of money the industry makes, and it’s not in the fact that game launches are just as big as movie openings

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Call of Duty developers rep up with CAA
Many consider “Generation II” of Pokémon to be the highlight of the pocket monster series, and indeed it does represent the perfect point between depth and convolution, the moment before Pokémon became needlessly complicated and required fifteen spreadsheets in order to maximize its potential. Did you know that Silver and Gold were intended to be the last in the series, too? “I worked with the assumption that after we put out Gold and Silver , my work as far as Pokémon was concerned would be done,” explains Pokémon Company president Tsunekazu Ishihara ”I didn’t intend to make any more Pokémon titles

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Pokemon Gold/Silver were meant to be the series finale
Many consider “Generation II” of Pokémon to be the highlight of the pocket monster series, and indeed it does represent the perfect point between depth and convolution, the moment before Pokémon became needlessly complicated and required fifteen spreadsheets in order to maximize its potential. Did you know that Silver and Gold were intended to be the last in the series, too? “I worked with the assumption that after we put out Gold and Silver , my work as far as Pokémon was concerned would be done,” explains Pokémon Company president Tsunekazu Ishihara ”I didn’t intend to make any more Pokémon titles

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Pokemon Gold/Silver were meant to be the series finale
Many consider “Generation II” of Pokémon to be the highlight of the pocket monster series, and indeed it does represent the perfect point between depth and convolution, the moment before Pokémon became needlessly complicated and required fifteen spreadsheets in order to maximize its potential. Did you know that Silver and Gold were intended to be the last in the series, too? “I worked with the assumption that after we put out Gold and Silver , my work as far as Pokémon was concerned would be done,” explains Pokémon Company president Tsunekazu Ishihara ”I didn’t intend to make any more Pokémon titles. I even thought that once we entered the twenty-first century, it would be time for me to do something else entirely

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Pokemon Gold/Silver were meant to be the series finale
Many consider “Generation II” of Pokémon to be the highlight of the pocket monster series, and indeed it does represent the perfect point between depth and convolution, the moment before Pokémon became needlessly complicated and required fifteen spreadsheets in order to maximize its potential.

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Pokemon Gold/Silver were meant to be the series finale