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Submitted by BIoodmask 695d ago | interview

GameSpot: Brink Q&A with Richard Ham

Video games are all too easily categorised by players. Got a gun? It's a shooter. Is there an option to spend skill points? Then it probably falls into the RPG family. Brink is hoping to mix things up by introducing breakaway class-specific goals, seamless single- and multiplayer characters, and context-sensitive environmental movement.

GameSpot recently chatted with Brink's creative director, Richard Ham, a man whose industry history spans work on franchises including Fable 2, The Sims, and the Syphon Filter series. (Brink, PC, PS3, Xbox 360)

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