See Games Differently
See Games Differently
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My acting teacher taught me a variety of things, such as how to cry on command and sound really excited about floor wax.
The head of 375-person development studio Artificial Mind and Movement realised his company had a bad name. So, today, they’ve changed it, and revealed two sequels in the process.
The CEO of Artificial Mind & Movement — the studio behind WET and the PSP build of Danté’s Inferno — said at a development conference that the ESRB is easily manipulated and that publishers take advantage of it.
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