- Mafia veterans' new studio licenses CryEngine 3 for RPG
[02.09.12]
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Warhorse Studios, the Prague-based developer recently founded by veterans from the Mafia series, has licensed Crytek's CryEngine 3 for an unannounced open-world RPG.
- Minecraft, Portal 2 on shortlist for BAFTA's 2011 Game Award
[02.09.12]
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The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has announced the shortlist for its Game Award 2011, with the likes of Portal 2 and indie behemoth Minecraft up for the award.
- Cannon Fodder 3 released 17 years after original games
[02.09.12]
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Quite out of the blue, Codemasters has released Cannon Fodder 3, a new instalment in the popular war-based action series.
- What Nintendo's 2011 sales mean for Wii U, third parties
[02.09.12]
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In his latest Behind the Numbers column, Gamasutra analyst Matt Matthews looks at what the future holds for Wii U, Nintendo's existing platforms, and third-party publishers by analyzing 2011's DS/3DS/Wii software sales.
- Gamasutra expert blogs: From residual royalties to customer psychology
[02.09.12]
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In highlights from Gamasutra's Expert Blogs, industry notables write about diverse topics, including customer psychology on the Xbox Live Indie Games marketplace, whether developers should receive residual royalties, and more.
- DICE 2012: Culture, pride lead to success at Skyrim maker Bethesda
[02.08.12]
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Todd Howard, creative director at Skyrim house Bethesda, explained how a strong studio culture breeds success at Wednesday night's Gamasutra-attended DICE Summit keynote.
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