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The Struggle To Release ‘Indie’ Games Inside Ubisoft
Yoan Fanise spent 14 years working at Ubisoft, and during that time — some of which was spent working on the blockbuster series the company is famous for — he was also somehow able to release one of the smallest, bravest games we’ve ever seen from a major publisher.
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I Kept Playing: The Costs Of My Gaming Addiction
“I hated level 40,” she said with a sigh. It was the first time we’d spoken in eight years, and she had never forgotten the night I spurned her advances in favour of gaining a level in EverQuest.
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The Story Of Solitaire, One Of The World’s Biggest Video Games
For over twenty years, a video game has tormented mums, dads and office workers the world over. And it has nothing to do with orcs, racecars or terrorists.
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The Father Of Video Games Fled The Nazis, Fought Them Then Took All Their Guns
Ralph Baer is widely acknowledged to be the “father of video games”, thanks to his work in the 1960’s pioneering the device that would become the Magnavox Odyssey, the world’s first ever video game console.