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The Flamboyant Brilliance of EA Sports BIG
In terms of pure, infectious energy, few games are as thrilling as SSX Tricky. Developed by EA Canada and first released on PlayStation 2 in 2001, this outlandish, larger-than-life snowboarding game was notable for its colourful characters, vibrant visuals, gravity-defying tricks, and that impossibly cool remix of It’s Tricky by rap giants Run-DMC. It’s a…
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Bossa Studios Cordially Invites You To Become A Pigeon
Bossa Studios, the developer behind the beautifully madcap games Surgeon Simulator and I Am Bread, teased its next game on Twitter earlier this week. It’s called Pigeon Simulator, and as the name suggests, it allows you to be, well, a pigeon.
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Former Epic Producer Says He Wanted to Cancel Fortnite
Rod Fergusson has had many and varied roles in the games industry, and a long-term association with Epic Games. He’s no longer working directly at Epic, having become the studio head for the Coalition (the studio now in charge of Gears of War), but was still there a few years ago when a certain cartoony…
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Great Britain As A Video Game Setting
Sitting down to watch a Pokémon reveal trailer and being shown a greatest hits showreel of your homeland is a strange feeling: rolling fields, the clock tower at London St Pancras, a version of the Cerne Abbas Giant but with a swirl of elemental power instead of his colossal … um, club. Flashes of all…