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I’m (obviously) killing this blog. It may be brought to life again

I haven’t updated this blog in quite a while. This blog has to be killed. It may come back to life, but in a new form. It probably won’t be focused on videogames. We will have to see what happens. In the meantime check out my other blogs

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Is the videogame industry headed in the right direction?

(Should it even be called the videogame industry? How about the interactive entertainment industry?)

Well, im a little drunk right now and I think it’s time to talk about my feelings on the industry of which this blog has primarily been focused on. The video game industry is currently approaching or in many cases surpassing the movie industry in revenue. It is at the present moment going through a period of -lets face it- mediocrity and a lack of innovative content. The truth is, there is a huge gap between what’s possible on an independent level and the level of game studios backed by huge publishers. What is the Napoleon Dynamite equivalant in the game industry?

Is there any way for independent development to flourish like it does in music and movies? Will videogames join those two art forms in the formulae of discovering great talent and games?

The game industry neeeds more companies like gamecock to thrive. It needs more creativity, more companies on the leading edge starting from nothing looking for a way to differentiate themself from the competition.

I believe that it is inevitable and neccesary for middleware and game creation tools to be developed to the point where technical skills is far less important for game development than artistic skill.

Currently, it’s as if the cinematographer, set developers and effects artists were what made movies win oscars. That’s the best comparison to describe the state of game development presently.

I believe tools must become standardized for games to progress much further. We need artists developing games. Who is the Steven Spielsburg in the videogame world? Where is the Charles Dickens of videogames? Why haven’t we seen a game that inspires a culture like scarface did? When you go to a school to learn about videogame development, you should learn about scene Composition, not programming. You should learn about game design. You should learn about videogame history, and the mindset if innovative game developers. You should learn about what differentiates the classics from the posers and just another shooter/platformer/rpg. What is the creative process involved in designing a game.Can you imagine a day where making interactive scenarios was like filming a scene in a movie? Where the creator can bring his vision to life on a high level?I’d love to get some input from developers on what is being done to take videogames to the point where development is standardized and “graphics” are all about the artists you hire, and the cinematic unfolding of action. I feel like in the future, every game should offer the kind of depth, freedom of choice, and high level design of a Deus Ex or a GTA.

STARCRAFT 2 VIDEOS. Warning: May Cause Erection

I have nothing to say. Simply amazing. Finally!

Have a passion for Entertainment? – Now Hiring – Anyone who thinks they can contribute

Here are the benefits of becoming part of the team at No Limitz Entertainment:

• If it is required for the story, we will pay for tickets and transportation to events around the country.
• You will get the chance to develop a journalistic portfolio. I have a certain standard of quality and you will be encouraged and trained to reach that standard. The result will be the development of a portfolio employers might actually take seriously
• If your available, you will be VIP at kickass parties i’ll be throwing in New York City.
• You will sign a contract that guarantees shares in the company. The shares represent a guaranteed portion of the income we will be generating in the future. You will also get a chance to be hired as full or part time staff when things become profitable enough to consider that.
• You will be able to have your email address say Joe Schmoe@nolimitsentertainment.net 
• There will be employees only giveaways
• many more, including satisfaction in being part of a rapidly growing blog with the very lofty goal of becoming the playboy of the future.

 All you need to do to become part of the team, is think of a way you can contribute to this site and write your plan in 250 words (just a guideline) or more. I need people who can write about games, movies, hot babes, hot dudes, books, gadgets, board games, card games, sodoku…. whatever. As long as it qualifies as entertainment that can be enjoyed in ones home, i’m interested. If you’ve got creative ideas of any kind, feel free to respond.

Well known developers mystery game?

Well, IGN recieved a strange poem from a well known developer which was indicated to be coded. Once it’s figured out, it will supposedly lead to details about a new “mystery game”. I’m not sure how I feel about all these crazy coded viral marketing ploys, but whatever, I still want to know some more about the mystery game. If any one can figure this out please post.

Why a lot of game journalists still suck sonys dick

Because sony still makes enough money from the ps2 to pay them off