How Apple Changed Gaming for the Better and the Worse
Apple’s now-signature product has made a lasting mark not only on our communications but many unexpected walks of life. For gaming, the iPhone sparked a gold rush and burst of creativity still felt today. — July 25, 2017 In the heart of Stockholm, Sweden, mobile games developer King has built its forest. Alongside Earth-toned carpeting and plywood, trees are walls coated
Continue ReadingGame Composer Guy Whitmore Interviewed
Veteran game composer, Guy Whitmore has been in the industry for more than 20 years. He has specialized in adaptive music and is the author of notable game scores like Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza, Shivers, and Shogo. — June 21, 2017 1) Tell us a bit how you started your career as a game composer and how you ended up in the
Continue ReadingE3 2017: Everything You Need To Know
Here are all the facts you need to know about this year’s gaming extravaganza! — June 8, 2017 E3 is the world’s biggest gaming show. Every June, the video game development community, and press gather in Los Angeles to learn about what the next year has in store for the world of video games. This year 15,000 members of the
Continue Reading11 Awesome Games You Might Have Missed This Month
Tons of awesome games come out every month, but in the shadow of high-profile AAA titles, even the best ones can slip under our radars. Whether you’re a fan of survival horror, colorful puzzlers, or nostalgic first-person shooters, there’s plenty to love in this month’s round-up. — June 6, 2017 1. Little Nightmares (PC, PS4, Xbox One) Little Nightmares technically
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