MSNBC writes:
It ain't easy being a video game developer. Their creative vision is often stunted by publishers who prefer to fund the safe bets - sequels and licensed games - rather than take a risk on original ideas. Meanwhile a developer's future depends almost entirely on demanding players, known for their capacity to immortalize greatness ... or eviscerate something that fails to meet expectation.
Like I said, it's a tough job. Many don't make it. Granted, many don't deserve to make it, because they design and code uninteresting games. But others - the following five studios for example - simply flew too close to the sun, and failed despite their talent.
In the future clones walk amongst us, and you need to kill them before they kill you.
EA Sports is teasing the announcement of a new college basketball game. This would mark the publisher’s return to the sport since 2009.
Hell is Us is a game set in the fictional country of Hadea, where Rémi, a former peacekeeper, returns to find his parents. The game features a blend of future technology, nature, and horror, with a unique atmosphere and design.
