Episode IV (No, make that One) – A Renewed Hope
After getting his project fleshed out, aspiring developer Dave Tucker finds a bevy of free game development apps, explores the world of 3D animation, and decides not to cancel the whole thing, for now.
Category Archives: Editorials
Everything’s Better in Black and White…
Todd plays LA Noir, but not the way you might think. He goes into Black and White mode and finds that, at least with some games, color is optional.
Where Sony Went Wrong
The great Sony stolen data crisis is winding down, so Chella looks back on the situation, and finds that the company blundered at nearly every turn. Here’s how not to handle a crisis.
Spreading the Love
Not wanting to be branded a hater, Todd explains why he’s actually one of the industry’s biggest fans, and why the future for gaming is incredibly bright.
Eight Things I Love About Games
With all the hate columns flying around, you would think our editors don’t like games anymore. Chella sets the record straight with the eight things she loves about our favorite pastime.
Todd Unleashes The Fury!
Inspired by Chella’s gaming rant last week, Todd comes up with his own list of eleven reasons that games and game companies sometimes tick him off. Who can rant harder?
Eight Things I Hate About Games
This week Chella lists the eight things that probably annoy all of us about games and gaming, but she takes it to the next level, declaring her unrelenting hate for the deadly eight.
Finally! A Great Fan-Based Remake…
As if they were trying to further alienate their already stressed fanbase, Sega attacks an independent developer and forces them to remove their original and free remake for Streets of Rage.
Becoming An Independent Games Developer
We launch a new feature on GiN this week, following a brand new developer from the concept phase to brilliant success within the game industry, or to an early grave.
When Ballet Meets Games
A trip to London’s Ballet Black has Chella wondering why there isn’t more diversity in the game industry, and thinking up ways to attract more women and minorities.