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Comment In: All Your Nintendo Let's Plays Are Belong To Nintendo? [Blog - 05/17/2013 - 12:26]
This is pretty much my ... This is pretty much my view. r n r nNintendo owns the IP and can legally insist on taking their ball and going home at any time. It 's their right, but not necessarily the best choice. r n r nMy own moral compass reading is that let 's play ...

Comment In: Realism in gaming, a counterpoint. [Blog - 04/30/2013 - 05:45]
I 'm reminded of when ... I 'm reminded of when the cartoon Jimmy Neutron first came out. There was a huge outcry in some circles. That is NOT proper computer-generated animation It 's horrendous The whole purpose of computer animation is to make things look as realistic as possible. How can you possibly consider making ...

Comment In: Accessibility & the Folly of Exclusivism [Blog - 04/23/2013 - 06:51]
Hear, hear r n r ... Hear, hear r n r nMy Tomb Raider moment came in the '80s with Elite. Elite opens with you docking your ship at the space station. This is the first action you take in the game, and a basic action you 'll be repeating hundreds, maybe thousands, of times during ...

Comment In: Wii-U Woes [Blog - 04/02/2013 - 02:02]
A major problem with the ... A major problem with the Wii-U is its marketing. r n r nI 'm far from being an industry insider, but I know more about the general game industry than the average man in the street. And I didn 't know the Wii-U was an entirely new system for an ...

Comment In: Fighting Indecision (And So Much More) with Games [Blog - 03/07/2013 - 09:05]
Every experience you 've ever ... Every experience you 've ever had in your life is some form of conditioning. Playing a game, reading a book, digging in the garden -- it 's ALL affecting your behaviour at some level. The only alternative to conditioning is being dead. r n r nI think all game designers ...

Comment In: The Work of Art in the Age of Digital Production: An Antiapology for Ebert, Moriarty et al. [Blog - 03/01/2013 - 07:33]
I agree with TC Weidner ... I agree with TC Weidner above. Code, in itself, has no secret ingredient because it has to be written to very specific rules. But then, if I write a novel, I have to follow the rules of language. They 're more complex and more subtle than the rules of code, ...

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