Zelnox

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#1 Posted by Zelnox (364 posts) - 2 days, 16 hours ago

How many EA engineers like this guy does it take to build a Wii U game? How many of them will it require to develop for PS4/next Xbox?

If already mid-size publishers are falling by the wayside in the PS3/Xbox 360 generation, what will be left? I only assume it will cost even more in terms of art assets generation. It sounds kind of precarious for the industry if a publisher will only fund games that appeals to everyone in order to make money. Cue the last Bombcast or the one before that.

#2 Posted by Zelnox (364 posts) - 2 months, 6 days ago

The game is on special again . With the new Sim City not being what I want it to be, and wanting something fresher than Sim City 4, I was wondering about getting this. What do you guys think?

#3 Edited by Zelnox (364 posts) - 3 months, 8 days ago

Dark theme forever! Happy with the typeface choice, but I am a sad panda at the lack of proper apostrophes and quotation marks.

Hmm, maybe the contrast is a bit too much though.

#4 Posted by Zelnox (364 posts) - 4 months, 1 day ago

Mangosteen is the queen of fruits.

#5 Posted by Zelnox (364 posts) - 5 months, 23 days ago
#6 Posted by Zelnox (364 posts) - 5 months, 24 days ago

Jeff read Patrick’s Bombcast notes last week. Maybe Alex can send in notes too.

#8 Posted by Zelnox (364 posts) - 6 months, 3 days ago

The best book I read this year so far came out in 2011. It's called The Information and written by James Gleick. It is ambitious and inter-discplinary with some sections being a bit more technical, but also very well written. Your mind will glide through the chapters.

Currently reading Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman.

#9 Posted by Zelnox (364 posts) - 6 months, 24 days ago

There is a lack of context to the first few paragraphs for someone not really following what happened. Anyway, I trust GB!

#10 Posted by Zelnox (364 posts) - 6 months, 29 days ago

The cure for everything is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea.

— Isak Dinesen (pen name of Karen Blixen)

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