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Metro Last Light – Interview With Jeremy Greiner | Capsule Computers

Benjamin Webb of Capsule Computers writes -

"At a preview event earlier this week, us here at Capsule Computers had an opportunity to sit down with the Communications Manager of Metro Last Light, Jeremy Greiner. During our chat, we discuss the upcoming Metro Last Light video game and take a look at some of the workings behind the games technical engine and more."

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masterabbott4569d ago

awesome interview, this is one game im going to pick on day one, looks like THQ are on a winner with this game.

LinkageAX4569d ago

It sounds really good technically. :D

mewhy324569d ago

Well I didn't really find that interview very technical at all. What i got out of it was, it sings, it's decorative, it's amazing, etc. Lots of marketing hype. I wanted more of what type of anti aliasing, poly counts, physics, etc. Oh well. I'm sure it'll look and play awesome.

ZacE4569d ago

Graphically it looks amazing!

Ryder494569d ago

Cool to see a devloper's view on things in the entire process. Great interview.

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The Rise of the Metro Series

A look back at 4A Games' admirably consistent post-apocalyptic shooter franchise.

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Metro Video Game Series: A Comprehensive History

The Metro video game series started with a humble b-list title, before building a strong fanbase and becoming a pioneer in the industry.

TheBrainZ496d ago

Never got into Exodus, but 2033 was excellent.

kevco33496d ago

Yeah, Exodus just didn't grab me either, sadly.

I absolutely loved 2033 and Last Light, however. Played them both on 360 and then again with the remasters!

anast495d ago

I just started it and it is already miles better than the first 2 which are dated.

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'Metro: Last Light' Is Now Free on Steam, But Only for a Week

4A Games celebrates the 10th anniversary of its first-person shooter by offering it free for a week.