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nex-3.com
I wasn't planning to play Marathon. Christa, a Bungie lover of the old school[1] and particular aficionada of the original Marathon trilogy, talked it up to me non-stop since the announcement. Undeterred by the decidedly underwhelming closed technical test, the delay that that test prompted, or the plagiarism scandal of the visual design[2], she kept excitedly sending me updates and videos. I read along interested enough, but it did little to make me want to pick up the game myself. I'm not much for shooters. That's not to say I haven't played or enjoyed them; I played through a couple James Bond games[4] and the Halo 2 campaign as a child, I played Splatoons 1 and 2 for a respectable number of hours, and I even cleared the original Destiny single-player con... |
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www.rockpapershotgun.com
It is not exactly a secret that, in recent years, Destiny 2 hasn't been doing so hot, and the games director has discussed as much in a new interview. |
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nmsspot.com
[ It is worth noting that this post was written about the launch version of No Man's Sky, prior to any of the major updates to come. ] Earlier this month Hello Games released their much anticipated space exploration / survival game No Man's Sky for the Playstation 4 and Windows PC. The game was five years in the making by Sean Murray and his small team and just might be the most highly anticipated title to come along in... Read More Read More |
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maher.filfre.net
[AI summary] The provided text is a comprehensive and detailed academic paper discussing the evolution and challenges of interactive storytelling in digital media. It explores various approaches to creating interactive narratives, including the works of pioneers like Chris Crawford, Greg Costikyan, and the Call of Cthulhu tabletop RPG. The paper highlights the difficulties of creating non-simplistic computer-mediated interactive stories, drawing parallels with how computers think and play chess. It also examines the limitations of traditional forms of interactive narrative and proposes potential solutions for future developments in the field. The text emphasizes the importance of narrative structure and creative tension in interactive storytelling, as well a... |
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