With another year come and gone, C&G Magazine has put together the highlights and award winners for this year's 2013 D.I.C.E. awards.
The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) is pleased to announce the nominees for its 26th Annual D.I.C.E. Awards (#DICEAwards), the video game industry’s premier, peer-juried awards show co-hosted by Greg Miller (Kinda Funny Games) and Stella Chung (IGN). The winners will be revealed at a special 26th Anniversary edition of the D.I.C.E. (#DICE2023).
The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) is pleased to announce five additional speakers for the 2019 D.I.C.E. Summit (#DICE19), taking place Feb. 11-13 in Aria Resort & Hotel Las Vegas. Leading video game executives and creators will gather to participate in the premier industry networking event and listen to key speakers address the conference theme - Trailblazers - tackling some of the industry’s biggest ideas and trends.
Very interesting. I wonder if he will drop any hints of how development on next gen consoles is coming along ;)
Shu did it with Project Morpheus (PS VR dev kit) back in GDC 2014.
If he is the keynote then I'm sure it will be a pretty standard speech about how the game industry is changing and becoming more inclusive and how Sony is taking the charge with that etc.
Probably a very similar theme from last year since the diversity politics haven't really changed much since then.
That's not a typical topic for dice. The topics themselves tend to be broader than that, although talk of future technologies or new modes of development aren't uncommon.
Haha , right?
@ letsa_go
Also the most "punchable" face in the industry award goes to..... Aaron Greenberg, by 1999999 miles.
Runner ups: Todd Howard and Lord Gaben.
Kojima is not a fan of putting multiple endings in a game, he said in the online series The Game Makers, created by The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences.
And that's fine for Kojima's games if that's his thoughts on it. I do like a solid story.
But I wouldn't take games like Way of the Samurai any other way. The multiple endings in that story besides the multiple weapons made it what it was as a game. Love this game and those like it.
https://m.youtube.com/watch...
Yeah, for some games it works really well, especially titles like Heavy Rain and Until Dawn.
True.Lol! Know what's funny?
I reread what i said...
I said "I like a solid story"...I didn't notice I had made a metal gear pun until I looked at the word solid.
That's funny.
I def enjoy a multi ending game.
But I do understand why Kohima wouldn't want to make one. He takes his story very seriously so I bet if he wanted to do 2 dif endings he would have to craft almost 2 dif stories and increase his dev time considerably.
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The dude has retconned his own story about 50 times, I think he's not the best person to take story advice from.
It isn't even meant as advice, he just explains his own methods and preferences, as do the other creators in the video.
