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Recently stumbled upon some screenshots for the upcoming Bomberman Land N64 Wii from Japan, which don’t paint a pretty picture for Bomberman fans. With Bomberman on the VC, does anyone get the feeling this is anything more than filler? Come on Nintendo, get some 3rd party support but at least make ‘em work for it a little. Sheesh. Bomberman Land for the Nintendo Wii is out in Japan March 8th.
Take a peek after the jump..
Artist Rosemaria Fiore created a brilliant photo project, documenting her playing retro video games like Tempest, Gyuss and Quantum from Atari, Centuri and Taito. The photos are long exposure snaps, consisting of 1 second of gameplay per frame, resulting in excellent and complex patterns which normal players would never normally see. When I saw these photos for the first time, I instantly though “Geometry Wars”. My bad.
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Since working in the games industry and always having a casual fascination with interior design, I often wonder what other game developers’ studios looked like on the inside. This led me to start a new series of posts for Playthrough, where I’ll be collecting photos I find around the internet which give us an inside look into game development studios, large and small, posting them for my and your enjoyment. So let’s get started.
CCP, developers of MMORPG EVE Online is perhaps one of the most under-rated developers within the games industry. With tech that most developers would die for and an office situated in a location that most of us can only dream of, CCP and EVE are growing at a rapid pace. With many new players joining the ultra-massive multiplayer world on a monthly basis and with CCP well into EVE’s expansion into China, this MMORPG is a force to be reckoned with, sans publishers.
See photos from a recent blog post by EVE employee “Redundancy” after the jump..
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