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As time progresses and technology races forward gaming engines start to get old. At some point game developers must put their old game engines out to pasture and start to develop new ones so that they can keep up with the ever advancing gaming marketplace. Square Enix is preparing to do just that by hiring a plethora of developers and programmers to get them where they need to be

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Square Enix hiring to build a new game engine

As time progresses and technology races forward gaming engines start to get old. At some point game developers must put their old game engines out to pasture and start to develop new ones so that they can keep up with the ever advancing gaming marketplace.

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Square Enix hiring to build a new game engine

As time progresses and technology races forward gaming engines start to get old. At some point game developers must put their old game engines out to pasture and start to develop new ones so that they can keep up with the ever advancing gaming marketplace

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Square Enix hiring to build a new game engine

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.

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Pokemon Gold/Silver were meant to be the series finale

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves has got to be one of the most visually stunning videogames I’ve ever played. There were moments in the middle of all out gunfights where I would die because I accidentally swung the camera over some amazing vista and started paying attention to that

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Uncharted 2 art book charts the game’s creation

Ekans, Ekans, Ekaaaannnnsssss. If you haven’t noticed yet, there’s a great meme going on over in the Community Blogs right now. Go participate! Also, Destructoid is turning four next week! Jordan reminisces on some of the good times that have been had and we’d like to hear from you what some of your favorite memories have been too! Go write up a blog! GDC 10 Originals: GDC 10: Balance coming to Dragon Age ‘Awakening’ GDC 10: are Achievements harmful

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As you know, Yakuza 3 had some of its content cut in order to be released here in America.

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Mega64: A Yakuza 3 short film

We already know how Yakuza 3 is blatantly better than Final Fantasy XIII , but it turns out that it could have been even more blatantly better, because some folks have reported that SEGA cut much more content out of the game than was originally revealed. It wasn’t just the hostess bars and the obscure history trivia minigame that were cut out, it seems that the mahjong, shogi, “loser song” minigames were axed, as well as dozens of side quests. Estimates are placed at about 13% of the content available in the game’s first 6 chapters were absent from the English version of Yakuza 3

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Gasp! Yakuza 3 cut more content than we thought