Posted by Greg Kasavin // Creative Director, Supergiant Games -
While being part of a small independent studio like Supergiant has its share of challenges, it’s got a lot of advantages going for it, too. For instance, one of the ironic differences I’ve experienced going from a very big game studio to a very small one is that things can often move a lot faster when there aren’t too many people around to say “no.”
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Nevada Dru, from Bits & Pieces, goes through some of his favourite video game soundtracks.
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Cool. Glad to see people utilizing the controller. I for one like the light bar, can't wait to see how they use the speaker.
Nice, indies using the tech at their disposal.
Sounds Awesome i guess indie devs really think outside the box.
Sweet, I don't think any of the DS4 features are gimmicks, glad to see devs utilizing them in unique ways so early. I especially love the touchpad, so many things can be done with it, and at the very least it can be used for extra buttons.