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Ryan Lee, or Belbeeno on Twitter, had been working at United Front Games for five years and he loved it, but needed a change. So he quit his job to make indie games. But before leaving he created an poignant open letter to AAA development in the form of a…
“You have to make games for someone you love,” says William, “because that way you can imagine who you’re making it for. “You can imagine the smiles the game will bring to their face; you can imagine the good times that people you care about can have with your game.”…
Activision did its part to thin the typically obese Christmas release schedule today, delaying True Crime: Hong Kong to next year. Originally planned for release in November, the PS3, PC and Xbox 360 game will hit in 2011. Why?
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