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Level 5 Has Some Seriously Pimpin’ Offices

If you haven’t ever wanted to make games at Professor Layton developer Level-5, you will after seeing where the team all works. The ...

By John Funk Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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Planescape: Torment Comes to GOG

Hold on to your brain-box, berks, because the chant is rum today: Planescape: Torment has landed on Good Old Games. Okay, so maybe ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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Assassin’s Creed II Was Almost Set in Mayan Times

According to a former art director at Ubisoft, Assassin’s Creed II was almost set on the Yucatan peninsula when the Mayans were in ...

By Greg Tito Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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Rumor: Sony Gearing Up for PSP2 Launch

Sony may finally be preparing to launch its successor to the PSP. NetherRealm Studios is apparently not the only company currently working with ...

By Tom Goldman Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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MineCraft Makes $350,000 a Day

It seems there’s nothing you can’t build in MineCraft, even enormous piles of cash. Retro-styled indie building game MineCraft nets its creator hundreds ...

By Logan Westbrook Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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On Silent Protagonists

One of the things many people found quite outrageous about Metroid: Other M – beside its general hideousness – was the decision to ...

By Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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Lego Universe Has Immense Levels of Phallus Protection

Try as you might, it’s going to be extremely tough to show children a Lego phallus in Lego Universe. Lego Universe is an ...

By Tom Goldman Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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Microsoft Wants to “Lead the Way” in PC Gaming

Microsoft says it’s putting “real investment and big IPs” into the Windows platform in order to provide leadership to the rest of the ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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PopCap: Zynga is a “Marketing Company” That “Buys Customers”

PopCap Games sees Zynga as a company that fishes for customers without a worm. People may associate casual gaming with both PopCap Games ...

By Tom Goldman Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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Kotick: New IPs Aren’t Given Away, They’re Earned

If an Activision studio hasn’t proven its worth, it won’t be creating a new IP. Activision CEO Bobby Kotick says it likes the ...

By Tom Goldman Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

Editor's Choice

The Philosophy of Game Design (part 1)

Ed. Note: This is the first installment of a four-part series discussing the philosophy of game design and how we define what makes ...

By Robert Yang Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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Question of the Day, September 28, 2010

This week, First-Person Marketer author JP Sherman takes a look at controversy marketing. From Duke Nukem Forever’s controversial swag labeled “steroids,” to Dante’s ...

By The Escapist Staff Legacy AuthorSeptember 28, 2010

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