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Mafia 2 trailer showcases tech behind the game
Aug 9th
The latest trailer for Mafia 2 showcases some of the reasons we had such a great time playing it last month: attention to detail. Specifically, 2K Czech team members explain in the clip how the game engine powering the title goes a long way in making the world feel alive. NPCs wait for traffic signals, More >
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions goes behind the scenes with Stan Lee
Aug 3rd
It’s impossible to hate Stan Lee. No, trust us, we’ve tried — it’s like the dude’s superpower is charisma or something. And in this latest video for Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, we get a glimpse at Lee loosing some of his sultry sounds.
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IO Interactive’s second look behind the scenes of Kane & Lynch 2
Aug 1st
Ready for more ultra-violence? IO Interactive is here to supply it, with a second behind-the-scenes, extra gruesome look at upcoming murder-’em-up Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days. Jump past the break to check it out.
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The Challenges Behind Shank’s Co-Op Campaign
Jul 31st
Hey everyone! I’m Jamie, co-founder of Klei and I’d like to share our journey leading up to our decision to include a co-op campaign in our new title, Shank – and why we felt so strong about creating it as a separate mode altogether.
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Go behind the scenes with Red Dead Redemption’s accompanists
Jul 29th
Seeing that Red Dead Redemption takes place in a primitive world predating the car stereo, Rockstar San Diego had to come up with another way of injecting music into the title. Their solution: an interactive, Spaghetti Western-inspired score — the making of which can be seen in the video below.
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Development teams behind Sonic Colors revealed
May 28th
I have what’s a good news/potentially bad news situation on my hands here. Yesterday, SEGA announced another set of Wii and DS Sonic games called Sonic Colors. Now they’ve revealed who the development teams are which are working on them.
First, the good news. Sonic Colors for Nintendo DS is being developed by Sonic Team in association with More >