David Braben talks to Critical Gamer

CG: If we introduce this interview by saying ‘David Braben begged us to interview him for weeks, and we finally caved in’, will you kill us?

David Braben: Yes!

The Secret World: Interview with Ragnar Tørnquist

“Fantasy worlds are, of course, very appealing, but I think players are hungry for something different and new – never mind that it’s sort of strange to equate “different and new” with “the modern day real world” but hey, that’s my favourite setting and I’m happy we’re the first to do it.

Love: Eskil Steenberg interview

“I’m trying to create a very dynamic game where the players can be part of their own story. My goal is to have the players have a very high degree of freedom but then have the world respond to the players actions.”

Cyclopean: Iron Tower Studio interview

“Lovecraft pioneered an entire subgenre of horror populated by his own unique creations. I try to emulate his style but don’t claim to be his equal, and I don’t worry about fans sneering at me. More often it’s people who don’t like Lovecraft’s baroque, adjective-laden style sneering at him.”

Pearl Harbour: Legendo interview

CG: What does gameplay involve, exactly?

BL: In short – flying around and blowing stuff up, while having fun doing so!

German game developing a cultural affair

As one of the Reps revealed: “There is a special German market and a German taste that asks for specific things.” Let’s do this.

Massive Effect To Gameplay

Mass Effect 2’s Executive Producer, Casey Hudson, answers a quick question for the Critical Gamer Crew.

Meet The Shepard

Critical Gamer sits down and chats one-on-one with Mark Meer, the voice of Commander Shepard in BioWare’s highly regarded franchise, Mass Effect.

Fallen Earth: interview

As far as MMOs, there really hasn’t been much variety, so we wanted to offer something different to players in Fallen Earth, in turn attracting new and old players alike.

Why the 80’s were about Saturday morning cartoons, videogames and Sybil Danning.

Why were the 80’s about the Smurfs, Nintendo and Sybil Danning? Read on; and yes, it’s a woman thing.

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