"Brazil's 200 million people love video games, so why haven’t we heard more about games FROM Brazil? " Made in Brazil: A Game Development Snapshot (Cloth Map / YouTube - VIDEO) We started with a list of hundreds of fantastic titles, whittled that down to a Top 100 Best Games list, and then started the day off with a short list of eight games in consideration for TouchArcade Game of the Year. "This has been a truly incredible year for iOS gaming. TouchArcade Game of the Year 2017: 'Death Road to Canada' (Eli Hodapp / TouchArcade - ARTICLE) It’s about my life in game journalism, and how I got to where I am today. It’s based on a talk I gave to a game journalism class at Stanford University recently.
I thought I would do something different for a holiday message this year. "Ī life in game journalism (Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat - ARTICLE) "Former Valve writer and current vegan juice salesman Erik Wolpaw would like you to know that he enjoyed these ten video games in 2017. "For Nishitani, who is returning to world of fighting games, what thought process gave birth to, and how does he view the fighting games that came after? What kind of thoughts and ideas is he putting into the game he is currently developing? Along with Harada, who asserts that Nishitani is a “genius,” we decided to ask about the circumstances surrounding SF2 as well as his new game from Nishitani himself."Įrik Wolpaw's Top 10 Games of 2017 (Erik Wolpaw / GiantBomb - ARTICLE) "Īkira Nishitani / Katsuhiro Harada Interview (Ikko / Denfaminicogamer / #JPFGC - ARTICLE) But this list contains a couple of exceptions. Games dominate this year's list, if only because last year saw so many incredible applications that have yet to be topped. "In the end, the best VR content stands out for delivering experiences that are altogether impossible on flat screens, and that rule guides my picks for the best VR content in 2017. Virtual reality’s best experiences and biggest (teleportation) steps in 2017 (Sam Machkovech / Ars Technica - ARTICLE) But the device had already sold out in Japan, forcing him to look elsewhere." He wanted to buy Nintendo’s just-released console, the Switch. "Jake Kazdal, an American video game developer who lives in Kyoto, Japan, spent a night in early March refreshing the website of GameStop, the video game retail chain in the United States. Nintendo's Switch Brings Some Magic Back (Simon Parkin / New York Times - ARTICLE) "In this 2016 GDC session, Failbetter Studios' Alexis Kennedy explains how the company used open publishing techniques to bootstrap from being a moribund studio months from bankruptcy to a successful, cash-flow positive company with their first Unity game." Open Production With Sunless Sea: Kickstarter, Early Access and After (Alexis Kennedy / GDC / YouTube - VIDEO) It makes it very difficult for developers to protect their intellectual property, and they have to act a certain way because of that.”" I just feel that games don’t have the same IP protection as literature or music or movies, and I think that’s a shame. "“It has absolutely nothing to do with PUBG or my work. 'PUBG' Creator Talks Game Launch, eSports, IP Protection (Steve T. And there’s this one Flash game that Kris remembers playing that she says was the best game that they played. And she was writing because she’d lost something on the internet and she really wanted help finding it. So three months ago, I got an email from one of our listeners. Replay All: #105 At World's End (Reply All / Gimlet Media - PODCAST) "NieR:Automata's creator has a few thoughts about the games he loved most in 2017. Yoko Taro's Top 10 Games of 2017 (Yoko Taro / GiantBomb - ARTICLE)
The newsletter is a great clarifying of the week's 'cool things about video games' for me, and hopefully it does a similar groovy number on your textual-visual cortex, like.
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I'm reliably informed there's another one starting soon, though - and may have even got here by the time you read this, depending on how good you're being about staying away from email.Īnyhow, this was my first full year of Video Game Deep Cuts, and I wanted to thank all of you for opening, reading, and recommending. This week's highlights include innumerable 'best of the year' countdowns - from VR games to mobile titles to, uh, Eric Wolpaw's vegan juice cuts, and loads more besides.
[Video Game Deep Cuts is a weekly newsletter from curator/video game industry veteran Simon Carless, rounding up the best longread & standout articles & videos about games, every weekend. Video Game Deep Cuts: The Best Wolpaw Of The Year
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