As part of a mega three-part series, each of the big players in the console market – Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft – have agreed to let us speak to their head honchos, their proverbial Charles in charge, so we can get an idea of where each company is headed in the lead up to Christmas and beyond.
But here’s the (ever so slightly awesome) twist – we want you guys to be fielding the questions. More »
As part of a mega three-part series, each of the big players in the console market – Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft – have agreed to let us speak to their head honchos, their proverbial Charles in charge, so we can get an idea of where each company is headed in the lead up to Christmas and beyond. More »
Now that BioShock 2 is out, a sequel that didn’t initially didn’t seem “necessary” but, upon release, sure played like it, what’s next for the franchise? Can BioShock 3 return once again to the underwater city of Rapture? More »
Recently we gave you the chance to ask questions of Sean Kennedy from Red Faction and Saints Row developer, Volition. In the full interview, Sean discusses open world destruction, guerrilla politics, Summoner 2, Freespace 3 and smashing up the Gold Coast. More »
When asked to name the most important ingredient in an open world game, Red Faction developer Volition took a sly dig at certain rival developers. More »
Question Time is where YOU get to interview some of the games industry’s leading figures. This week, we put the Evan Wells of Uncharted developer Naughty Dog in the spotlight. What would you ask him? More »
Question Time is where YOU get to interview some of the games industry’s leading figures. This week, we put the associate producer of Red Faction: Guerrilla, Volition’s Sean Kennedy in the spotlight. What would you ask him? More »
We gave you the chance to ask questions of Tom Crago, head of the Game Developers Association of Australia. After the jump, Tom chats about getting a job in game development, how Australia compares to the rest of the world, and the diea of “Made in Australia” stickers on locally developed games. More »
