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In A World Invaded By Space, Two Producers Launch A Film Project No One Wants To See

6:30AM July 9, 2011 | Mike Fahey

Not satisfied with aiding in the creation of the childhood-stealing Transformers and G.I. Joe movies, producers Lorenzo di Bonaventura has teamed up with Odd Lot Entertainment’s Gigi Pritzker to bring Space Invaders to the silver screen. Oh joy. More »


Apple Readying A Slimmer, Lighter, Dual-Camera iPad

6:30AM December 11, 2010 | Mike Fahey

According to sources within Apple’s component supply chain the company is gearing up to introduce a new version of the iPad in 2011 that’s slimmer profile and front and back camera will make existing units look like last year’s tech. More »


In Real Life

And Now A Man With A Camera Implanted In His Head

6:30AM December 4, 2010 | Mike Fahey

New York University professor Wafaa Bilal had art on his mind when he had a camera mounted to the back of his head, but I’m claiming having electronics surgically attached to your body in the name of science. More »


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Only PC Dragon Age Has Baldur’s Gate Camera

9:40AM October 16, 2009 | Stephen Totilo

Dragon Age: Origins controls well on a PlayStation 3, BioWare proved to Kotaku yesterday — mouse and keyboard not required. But if you want the classic overhead view seen in this game’s spiritual predecessor, then a mouse is a must. More »


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‘Picture Imperfect’: Issues of Video Game Cameras

5:30AM October 13, 2008 | Maggie Greene

Corvus of Man Bytes Blog has been posting an interesting series over the past month, contemplating issues of the camera in games: they’ve ranged from issues of reliance on gun sight type targeting to ‘chasing third person cinema.’ The last in the series dealing with the problems is on the problematic issue of exactly what the camera is suppose to represent and what it is supposed to do. As he notes, “The central question of these issues seems to be, ‘Is the camera meant to represent our eyes, a camera lens, or a gun sight?’ And the answer, for better or for worse, appears to be a flat ‘Yes.’”:

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